Category: News

28 July Ordinary Council Meeting 6pm

Watch via live stream The 28 July Council meeting will be live-streamed at 6pm on Youtube. Visit https://youtu.be/l7rUwIwTD4A 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…

ARTBOX presents: The Red Thread of Fate

A triptych photography series from Rowiina Howard exploring the dualities of life in a Tasmanian bush setting. Friday 30 July – Monday 30 August 2021 Huon Valley Hub, 10am to 12pm Monday to Friday 23 Main Street, Huonville ARTBOX in the green space 25 Main Street, Huonville The Red Thread of Fate brings together six…

Port Huon to Geeveston Walking Track now open

The Huon Valley Council is pleased to announce that the new 3km Port Huon to Geeveston Walking Track is now open. The scenic walking track forms part of the improved pedestrian trails connecting the two towns. We thank the Australian Government for generously committing $1,250,000 through its Community Development Grants Program. The track meanders through…

Get vaccinated closer to home

The Dover Medical Centre is providing vaccination clinics on set days to both Dover Medical Centre patients and Geeveston Medical Centre patients. The Astra Zeneca vaccine is for patients over 60 years of age.  To register your interest to have the Astra Zeneca vaccine: If you are a Geeveston Medical Centre patient, please contact reception…

Have Your Say: Huon Highway Corridor Study

The Tasmanian Government Huon Highway Corridor Study will investigate the future transport demand that is likely in the next 30 years and identify opportunities to improve the Huon Highway along the corridor. The aim is to make the road safer, more consistent and more efficient. Have your say on what’s important for future Huon Highway…

Enjoy the re-greening of Huonville’s Skinners Creek to the Black Gum Reserve

The Huon Valley Council’s Natural Resource Management Unit and Infrastructure Services Department have completed a re-greening of the Skinners Creek walking track, following the completion of works for the Huonville Stormwater Diversion Project. A total of 11,120 native grass, shrub and tree species were planted along the walking track as well as the connecting Black…