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From 10am onwards up to 25 kayakers will stage a paddle at Elwood Beach in protest against the planned dredging process and they have invited Victorians to join them for a free morning of kayaking to experience, first-hand, the beauty of Port Phillip Bay.

Ocean Kayaking Australia (OKA) which is a new business on the Port Phillip foreshore hiring out kayaks at five beach locations, is hosting a protest against Port Phillip Bay dredging this Saturday 26th January. 

COME ENJOY THE BAY AND HELP US KEEP IT THAT WAY

CHANNEL DEEPENING –NO WAY!!

AFTER YOUR PADDLE, JOIN OUR ELWOOD ACTION FROM 11 AM TO 12 NOON

WEAR RED, BRING FRIENDS, SPREAD THE WORD AND BE THERE.

Elwood beach, in front of the Elwood Angling Club from 11am to 12 noon. 

We ask as many people as possible to be present on the beach for that hour, to bring banners and wear red.  Local businesses and St. Kilda GP Dr. Josephine Samuel-King will inform you of what is at stake - for all who rely on the Bay. Hear where the campaign is at and what you can do to help. 

Come along - join in and WEAR RED!

Thanks OKA!

AUSTRALIA DAY, SATURDAY 26TH JANUARY

Elwood Beach out the front of Elwood Angling Club

For More Information Contact:   Elisa Tranter  0419 102 881

 Mornington Australia Day Parade.

Saturday 26th January

Blue Wedges will be in the Mornington Parade with Weedy the Seadragon - Victoria’s Marine emblem.

This Weedy is a fantastic 10 metre long puppet.

For those who would like to be part of the parade, and help hold Weedy aloft, meet at Hampden St (Behind Main St. Netball Courts & Footy oval) at position No. 10 at 9.30 a.m. Otherwise, just come along for the 10 am start, wear red and be part of the parade that follows our threatened Marine emblem down Main St.  

Mornington Parade info: contact Jill 59770640, 0431960262