11 Homes Rendered ‘Uninhabitable’ After Landslide in Mornington Peninsula

Victorian State Emergency Service said the landslide site is now safe and being monitored.
11 Homes Rendered ‘Uninhabitable’ After Landslide in Mornington Peninsula
A house collapsed down a cliff at Penny Lane in Melbourne, Australia, on Jan. 14, 2025. AAP Image/Diego Fedele
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Eleven homes have been deemed unhabitable following a landslide in the Mornington Peninsula, one of Victoria’s famous tourist attractions.

On the morning of Jan. 14, a landslide occurred on Penny Lane in the McCrae suburb, around 80 kilometres south of Melbourne’s CBD.

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