Corrections & clarifications

Peninsula Insider takes accuracy seriously. If something we have published is wrong, incomplete or misleading, we correct it. Quickly, openly and on the page where the error appeared.

What counts as a correction

We treat the following as material errors that require a correction:

• Factual inaccuracies in editorial copy (names, dates, prices, addresses, opening hours, ownership)
• Misattributed quotes or mischaracterised positions
• Out-of-date information that materially misleads a reader planning a visit
• Photo credits or captions that are wrong or missing
• Broken or misdirected booking and ticketing links

Minor copy edits, typo fixes and structural improvements are made silently. Material corrections are noted.

How we handle them

1. Verify the error against the original source or a fresh check with the venue or organiser.
2. Update the page with the correct information.
3. Note the correction at the foot of the article where the change is material, with the date.
4. Reply to the reader who flagged it, where contact details were provided.

Reporting an error

If you have spotted something that needs fixing, write to corrections@peninsulainsider.com.au. Include the page URL and a brief description of the issue. We act on corrections promptly, typically within one business day.

If you remain dissatisfied

If you have raised a correction and feel it has not been handled properly, write directly to hello@peninsulainsider.com.au and it will be escalated to the editor.