Hastings Heartbeat: 58 Years of Western Port Vibes with Brian Stahl

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In this episode of Western Port Vibes, Brett sits down with Brian Stahl, a local legend who has called Hastings home for 58 years. As a seasoned barber and former councilor of the Mornington Peninsula Shire, Brian has deep roots in the community. He shares his personal journey, his love for the stunning Hastings Foreshore, and his dream of a harmonious future for the area. Tune in for heartwarming stories, insights into local life, and a true celebration of Hastings through the eyes of one of its most cherished residents.

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