Wominjeka / Welcome to the Red Hill Community Association
​​The Red Hill Community Association (RHCA) is a not-for-profit incorporated association working for the communities of Red Hill and Red Hill South on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. Learn more in About Us.
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We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians on whose lands we are located, the Boonwurrung/Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge Elders past and present, and the significant contributions made to the life of the area. 

Latest news... 
Come and hear the story of our hall at the
​RHCA Annual General Meeting
Saturday 10 October @ 2pm
Red Hill Hall, Mechanics Road 

Our hall has been at the heart of Red Hill for generations. Hear about the fascinating 101-year history from how it came to be, the role it played in our community and the people and stories, from our special guest speaker:
JEAN ROTHERHAM, President, Dromana & District Historical Society. Jean will also unveil the commemorative centenary plaque.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, HEAR ABOUT: RHCA’s achievements over the past year, our priorities for the year ahead and we will be electing a new committee.

Afternoon tea will be served. 
Everyone is welcome. 
RSVP 
RHCA membership is now due for 2026/27 year
$30 per family 
  * your support is much appreciated.
Community Coffee Catch-ups
Pop these dates in your diary

Thursday 3 September 
 
​ @ 9.30am Red Hill Cafe and Wine Bar
former bakery on Shoreham Road  
Please join us.
Local emergencies
Call Mornington Peninsula Shire on 1300 850 600  
Advocating for Red Hill and Main Creek residents 
RHCA has been busy advocating on your behalf. Please read our latest submission:  

Blackspot Funding nominations

RHCA has led the development of two Federal Government Blackspot funding nominations to improve road safety locally. These have been developed with community leaders support in March 2026
We understand both locations are also being nominated by the Mornington Peninsula Shire.

You can view the nominations here. Note the eight attachments are not loaded on this site:
Roadside barriers and signage thwarted ! @29June

Great news that the Council voted NOT to proceed with seeking Motorcycle Levy funding for the three key roads in the hinterland of Baldrys, Main Creek and Shands Roads. 

RHCA campaigned strongly to oppose the roadside barriers and signage suggested.

The Shire submission was presented to Council on 14 April for endorsement, and was NOT approved. .

You can view our original submission on the MP Shire's Motorcycle levy program responding to proposed works on Main Creek Road, Baldrys Road, Shands Road lodged in December 2025.

To view recent and past editions of the local community newsletter, visit at HILL n RIDGE NEWSLETTER - Red Hill Lions Club (redhilldistrictlions.com.au)