In February 2025 Foxgloves were officially listed as a declared weed under Tasmania’s Biosecurity Act 2019. This means that the importation, sale, and distribution of foxgloves in Tasmania is now prohibited, and property owners in priority areas may have a legal obligation to manage foxglove that grows on their land. The declaration applies to all non-sterile species,…
Since 2019, the Tasmanian Government’s Weeds Action Fund (WAF) has been instrumental in supporting targeted weed management initiatives across the state. Through WAF Stage 1, the Huon Valley Council received funding to survey and manage African feather grass (AFG) infestations in the Huon region. Building on the success of this initial project, Council secured an…
Have you been considering how an electric vehicle charging station might benefit your business? Tourism Industry Council Tasmania (TICT), and industry experts, are teaming up for a practical information session designed to give you the knowledge and confidence to invest in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. This free mini-workshop will explore how EV chargers can enhance your…
Recycle Rewards have installed a brand new 4-terminal Reverse Vending Machine (RVM) outside Sparkles Huonville, making it easier than ever to return your eligible beverage containers. What’s a Reverse Vending Machine (RVM)? It’s a self-service machine where you can return eligible drink containers to receive a refund! Simply place your empty containers into the machine,…
The Huon Valley Council and Dover Medical Centre have expressed heartfelt gratitude for a generous $44,000 donation from the Raminea Hall Committee, marking a milestone in community support. For 22 years, the Raminea Hall Committee has distributed funds from the sale of their community hall (previously owned and operated independently from Council) to support worthy local…
The Department of State Growth is progressing the upgrade of the Huon Highway, Mountain River Road and Turn Creek Road intersection and has developed four design options to improve safety and access at the intersection. The four options are: Community members can have their say on the four design options from Monday, 26 May 2025 to Sunday, 22…
