Communities across the Huon Valley are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves this year as Clean Up Australia returns with dedicated events throughout February and March 2026. The campaign will feature three key dates: Get involved Whether you’re a local business, school, or concerned resident, getting involved is simple. Interested participants can: Free drop-off support for Huon Valley Great…
Duke Street resurfacing underway as part of annual road resealing program. Nine locations across the Valley to receive protective treatment by April 2026.
Foxglove is now a declared weed in Tasmania. Help us map and manage this toxic plant by recording sightings on iNaturalist and controlling it on your property.
New options for Franklin Cenotaph keep it in place while creating safer commemorative space. Survey open until Jan 5.
Tasmanian coastal communities are set to benefit from nearly $1 million in new investment to improve resilience and planning for coastal hazards, following the successful funding of the Coastal Hazard Resilience Planning Project under the Commonwealth Disaster Ready Fund. This initiative involves 16 coastal councils working together to address a number of major challenges with…
As we reflect on 2024-25, we’re proud to share the incredible work accomplished across our community. From exceeding infrastructure targets to delivering essential services, our dedicated team has been working hard to support our growing region of nearly 20,000 residents. Building for the future This year has been transformative for infrastructure and development. We exceeded our…
