As the Huon Valley’s major provider of recreational facilities, programs and services, we want to make sure our community is having its needs met. That’s why we are developing a stand-alone Huon Valley Recreation Plan to compliment the councils Strategic Plan 2015-2025. Click through to have your say. https://www.huonvalley.tas.gov.au/consultations/huon-valley-recreation-plan/
Tasmanian’s impacted by the current bushfires can now access Bushfire Recovery Hubs across the state, with access to services and organisations. In December 2018 and January 2019 dry lightning strikes ignited a significant number of bushfires across Tasmania which have threatened communities, created major disruption, and caused considerable damage across many remote wilderness areas. Over…
Links to the videos are below. Please note you do not need to log into Facebook to watch them. The videos can still be watched. Video Briefing at 7pm – Tuesday 5 February 2019 Video Briefing at 7pm – Monday 4 February 2019 Video Briefing at 12.30pm – Monday 4 February 2019 Video Briefing at…
A voice for young people We’re looking for young people aged 12 to 25 to: » Act as a voice for young people in our community » Help deliver community projects and events » Develop valuable real-world skills » One meeting a month Have fun and make a difference! Visit our website to apply: www.huonvalley.tas.gov.au
Faces of the Huon is a community arts project that aims to uncover and celebrate stories of diversity and harmony in the southernmost part of Tasmania. Created for Harmony Week (15–21 March) as part of the Huon Beings digital arts program, the exhibition is the culmination of a series of interviews with local residents from…
