Category: News

Tender – Winning and Crushing of Material from Lords Quarry 2022-2023

Suitably experienced contractors and suppliers are invited to provide tender submissions for the following Council services: TN192 Winning and Crushing of Material from Lords Quarry 2022-2023 A copy of the Tender document must be obtained by registering your details via the Council’s Tenderlink website: www.tenderlink.com/huonvalley. Please direct any enquiries to Council’s Infrastructure Climate and Environmental…

Miniature Landscapes

Experience a glimpse into the world of bonsai at our latest ARTBOX exhibition. Stephanie Abercromby has a selection of beautiful Bonsai on display in our mobile art gallery at Geeveston. It is the first exhibition of this kind to be featured in ARTBOX. Bonsai is the Japanese art of growing and training trees in pots…

Landscape values and climate risks study

A UTAS research project seeking to identify where and why people place value in the landscape and how perceptions of climate change risk inform, influence and disrupt those values is calling for participants. If you live, work, or have a meaningful connection to the Huon Valley, PhD researcher, Malcolm Johnson would love to hear from…

Tender – Resheeting Program 2022-2023

Suitably experienced contractors and suppliers are invited to provide tender submissions for the following Council services: TN186 – Resheeting Program 2022-2023 A copy of the Tender document must be obtained by registering your details via the Council’s Tenderlink website: www.tenderlink.com/huonvalley Please direct any enquiries to Council’s Infrastructure Services Department by emailing hvc@huonvalley.tas.gov.au with the relevant…

ABC News shines light on our Food Hub project

Our Food Hub Projects Officer Dr Emily Samuels-Ballantyne spoke to ABC Hobart recently about the Huon Valley Food Hub project and the benefits it brings to the local community. The story also features local grower and resident Toni Baker, Aboriginal Key Teacher at Sacred Heart School, Geeveston, and proud Melukurdee woman Alarna Page, and Indigenous…

Community Vision for the Huon Valley

Help us create the Huon Valley Community Vision. The community vision will be our guiding document for the growth and development of the Huon Valley region over the next 10 to 15 years. Once developed, it will inform future priorities and strategic decisions and play an important role in the development of council plans and…