Frankston’s sister cities trip has delivered millions in proposed investment and new international agreements. Outcomes include a 20 million dollar factory proposal, job creation, education partnerships and strengthened global ties across Japan, China, Fiji and the United States.
Frankston’s transformation is gaining pace, with record business growth, housing projects and investment fuelling its rise as a thriving metropolitan city.
Construction has officially begun on the $60 million Frankston Stadium redevelopment — the largest infrastructure project in Frankston City’s history. The new Seaford sports hub will feature 10 courts, a purpose-built gymnastics hall, broadcast-ready infrastructure and improved community access.
Frankston City Council is investing $1.7 million in new support for local businesses under its 2025–26 Budget, with grants, waived fees, more parking and a $50 million CBD upgrade — a clear sign the Council is backing local jobs and economic growth.
