Available Publications:

Business Connections (E-Bulletin)
A business newsletter incorporated into the Council newspaper. It provides an overview of the business community and economy of the greater Frankston municipal area. Please click here if you would like to receive this email in electronic format (distribution approximately every 6-8 weeks).

Upcoming Business Training & Events
Find out more about business events, training programs, information sessions and other activities that will help your business continually improve. This is a monthly update.

Monash University - Peninsula Business Associates Breakfast Series
The aim of this program is to strengthen links between the university and the business and education communities of the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula region through a series of informative breakfasts. To receive your invite to these breakfasts please subscribe.

Green Business Bulletin
Find out about new initiatives that will help businesses become more environmentally sustainable - and possible save dollars at the dame time.

Frankston Business Chamber
Frankston Business Chamber is the lead organisation for businesses within the Greater Frankston region. Member benefits includes, forums and seminars, after five networking nights, professional development opportunities, newsletter, e-bulletins. lobbying, website, window decal & membership certificate. To sign up for the Frankston Business Chamber newsletter please subscribe here.

Women Connect Frankston (Email Format Only)
Is a networking and skills development opportunity for women from all parts of the Greater Frankston Community - be they business owners, managers or employees; working in the private or public sector; operating in industry, education, health or government enterprises - currently working or not. To find out more about Women Connect Frankston's activities please subscribe to this email only publication.

Life in the City e-Newsletter
Life in the City is Council's summer outdoor arts program, featuring a diversity of high quality events and projects that showcase some of Frankston's most beautiful outdoor areas. All events are family-friendly and most are free. Sign up to this newsletter to keep in touch with all current information about the program, plus extra info about the artists involved and other innovative Cultural Development projects.

Art Review
Arts Review Frankston (ARF) is published quarterly, the timing generally aligned to seasonal changes. The publication is structured to encourage debate about the Arts and to contribute to the quality of arts practice in our community by promoting the best work and ideas of local artists and organisations. Whenever possible, the magazine will also focus on professional artists from farther afield, particularly where there is connection to local activities.