Freshta's

Public sculpture by Ayad Alqaragholli from WA/ Iraq. Artists interpretation: 'This work is symbolic of how the Australian coast evokes memories of the mashoof reed boats that have navigated the Mesop...

Eight Dreaming Poles, created by Indigenous artists Aunty Di and Uncle Beamo, form part of the Dreaming Trail to replace the original poles which now lay in nearby garden beds as a decorative feature ...

Since flipping their first burger in 2004, Grill’d have always been about healthy living and Healthy Burgers. Burgers that taste good and do good for the community. That’s why whenever you order your ...

Ballam Park Homestead is situated just 5 kilometres from the heart of Frankston. The Homestead is an oasis of tranquillity, where the visitor is able to step back in time, back to the days of rustling...

Originally built closer to the base of Oliver's Hill in 1857, the pier was constructed at its current site and extended into deeper waters in 1863, after a public petition.  The Frankston Pier h...

“Don’t Stop Won’t Stop” - the perfect quote to describe this fantastic piece by the Frankston Youth Service street art group. All of this was done in one day in collaboration with local street artist...

Ballam Park provides a great day out for people of all ages, with two regional playground areas, 30 hectares of open areas, a number of tracks to walk and sporting fields including a pr...

The Frankston Waterfront Reserve (22.7 hectares) stretches along the coastline for five kilometres from Long Island Tennis Club to Kackeraboite Creek at Daveys Bay. Offering areas of significant natur...