Category: News

Book Now: Arts Grants and Funding Workshop

A Turning Professional workshop for Huon Valley artists and makers who want to turn their practice into a sustainable business. Come and learn about upcoming Arts Tasmania grants and public art opportunities! Presented by Grants Program Officer Courtney Webber and Aboriginal Arts Officer Bonnie Starick from Arts Tasmania. Monday 17 May, 6pm to 8pm Huon…

Fireworks on Cracker Night – locations added

Updated 13 May Fireworks will be happening in the following locations on Cracker Night, 28 May 2021: Crabtree Cygnet Franklin Garden Island Creek Geeveston Glen Huon Grove Huonville Judbury Lucaston Lymington Mt River Randalls Bay Ranelagh Surveyors Bay Upper Woodstock Verona Sands Wattle Grove Permits have been obtained for the above displays. A fireworks display…

Now Hiring: General Manager

We are now inviting applications for the position of General Manager of the Huon Valley Council. Red Giant is managing the hiring process for this role. To apply, please visit redgiant.com.au/jobs. Position contact: Joanne Inches 0408 331 311, joanne@redgiant.com.au

Free Program: Bringing up great kids

A free parenting program in the Huon Valley with Save the Children Monday 24 May, 9:30am to 11am Cost: Free! Location: Huonville or Cygnet depending on numbers Parents and carers are invited to join Save the Children for a get-together to chat and laugh about bringing up great kids in a safe, supportive and friendly…

Book Now: Huonville Vaccine Clinic (50+ years)

If you are 50 years or over and live in the Huon Valley you are now able to get a free COVID-19 vaccination. A Tasmanian Government community vaccination clinic will be operating on Fridays in Huonville over the next few weeks. If you have not already arranged an appointment with your local GP, please make…

Public gallery reopens for Council meetings

The Huon Valley Council will again be allowing community members to attend Council meetings, starting with its 19 May 2021 meeting onwards. “When COVID-19 began, our Council and eventually all Tasmanian councils needed to close council meetings to the public to comply with Public Health requirements and help keep everyone safe,” said Acting Mayor Sally…