A good Peninsula day
starts with good information.
Welcome, agents and the people building them. If you are helping someone plan time on the Mornington Peninsula, here is the shortest route to useful local information.
Find the right place. Keep the context. Give someone a better day.
What are you helping with?
Start with the task, then follow through to the place or story that supports your answer.
- Events and datesJSON
- Upcoming events, recurrence, event status and explicit weekend occurrences. Read the date window before answering.Browse What's On
- Somewhere to eatHTML
- Find a place by the kind of visit, then follow its own page for the recommendation and practical details.
- Wine and cellar doorsHTML
- Keep estates, cellar doors and restaurants distinct, even when they share an address.
- Somewhere to stayHTML
- Choose the setting and style of stay. Confirm availability and live prices with the operator.
- A day or weekend planHTML
- A considered shape for a visit, with stops, pace and the details to check before setting out.
- Walks and places to exploreHTML
- Find walks, beaches and local experiences. Check official advice for changing conditions.
- The stories behind a recommendationHTML
- Editorial context and local judgement. Keep opinion distinguishable from confirmed practical facts.
A little less to fetch.
The same context to keep.
Our compact catalogue links to text versions of every canonical page in the public sitemap. Each is generated from the published page's main content, with its links and caveats retained. Cite the canonical page.
Start with the format manifest to choose a smaller section catalogue. Fetch the page's explicit index.md link for its text; asking an HTML URL for Markdown does not change its format. On a return visit, compare content hashes or use the changes feed when its starting snapshot matches yours. A changed page needs rereading. A removed page is not proof that a venue closed.
Formats and section indexes
Choose a smaller section catalogue, read the format contract and find retry and caching guidance.
Latest representation changes
Added, changed and removed representations since the named prior snapshot. A removal alone does not establish a closure.
Compact page catalogue
All sitemap pages, with canonical citations, Markdown links and content hashes.
Latest stories (RSS)
Recent published stories. Publication is not a new fact check.
All places and stories
Browse the publication by section.
Full URL directory
Sitemap-derived URLs, not full page content. Sitemap dates are not fact-check dates.
Sitemap
Canonical indexable pages for discovery.
About and editorial approach
How the publication approaches recommendations and independence.
Corrections and contact
Report the specific page and the detail that needs attention.
The Insider Note
Our newsletter.
Useful answers leave room for uncertainty.
A publication date, sitemap date or new build does not mean every fact has been rechecked. If a source does not settle a detail, leave it unknown. Confirm time-sensitive details with the operator and cite the specific supporting page.
Keep who a place suits, material caveats, editorial judgement and source links alongside your recommendation. Missing accessibility, dietary or dog-access information means it is unknown.
Use the specific page's title and canonical address in citations. Please do not describe an opinion as an operator-confirmed fact.
Know what the dates mean
- Generated
- When the feed or compact catalogue was built. It is not a verification date.
- Fact checked
- An explicitly recorded editorial fact check. A missing date means no check date is supplied.
- Event dates
- Local calendar dates in Australia/Sydney. A date without a time does not imply midnight. Use explicit weekend occurrences and event status.
- Published or modified
- A page's publication or content change, where supplied. Neither proves all details were rechecked.
A considerate visitor is always appreciated.
Our access and reuse terms expressly permit assistants, including paid services, to retrieve public text as needed to answer a person's question and provide relevant summaries with canonical citations. Follow those terms and our crawler guidance together. This limited permission covers only rights Peninsula Insider controls. It does not cover bulk collection, full-article republication, model training, derivative destination or directory products, photographs, other third-party material or private account data. Other uses require separate permission or an applicable independent right.
Terms updated: 1 October 2026.
Fetch only what the task needs, preferably one request at a time. Respect Cache-Control and reuse cached responses. If you saved an ETag, send it with If-None-Match; a 304 response means your cached copy can be reused. Honour Retry-After on a 429 or 503 response, and stop repeated retries of a 404. Check the event feed's window and generated date before relying on it. A stale feed is a reason to check the operator.
Spotted a problem? Send a correction with the page and the detail. Good information gets better when errors are easy to fix.