Category: News

25 August Ordinary Council Meeting 6pm

Watch via live stream The 25 August Council meeting will be live-streamed at 6pm on Youtube. Visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYpQZaCz3ww to view the meeting live. Attend the public gallery The Huon Valley Council is allowing a public gallery of 4 people at its Council meetings in accordance with Public Health maximum density limits. Book on Eventbrite (tickets open at noon…

Council Tender: TN-168 – Supply of Solid Waste Bins and Transport

Suitably experienced contractors and suppliers are invited to provide tender submissions for the following Council services: TN-168 Supply of Solid Waste Bins and Transport 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 Environment and Development Services Department by…

Pickleball is making a bounce at our sport centres and you are invited to join in!

Want to have fun, keep fit and join in a low impact sport? Pickleball is the new game taking the world by storm and it’s off and running at both Cygnet and Port Huon Sport Centres. Pickleball was created in 1965 by a group of friends in Washington that were eager to play badminton one…

HAVE YOUR SAY: Huon Valley Council Aquatic Facilities Review

Community engagement is now open on the Port Huon Sports and Aquatic Centre and the Huonville Swimming Pool and council invites everyone to have a say. The feedback from listening to our community will inform the Aquatic Strategy which is a ten year capital investment plan that considers Council’s short and long-term decisions about the…

Severe weather warning

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING – TASMANIA The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for damaging north to northwesterly winds, with peak gusts in excess of 100 km/h, across the west, far south and east of Tasmania during the early hours of Wednesday. Winds are expected to decrease during Wednesday morning and afternoon. Locations…

Film Huon Beings – Aboriginal Elder Auntie Cheryl and wayraparattee

Huon Beings – we continue our journey with Aboriginal Elder Auntie Cheryl as she talks about the development and importance of wayraparattee in Geeveston, Tasmania. Many thanks to Auntie Cheryl Burdon for her time sharing her story. Thanks also go to Sharyn Brett and staff from Wayraparattee Child and Family Centre as well as Councils…