Category: News

WATCH: Can I recycle that? Easter egg foil

Yes, Easter egg foil can be recycled! Here, Martin Conlan and Mick Bartlett from Huon Valley Council demonstrate what to do with Easter egg foil to make sure it’s recycled right. What to do: Roll the foil into a ball about the size of your fist. This will prevent the foil from falling through the…

Come and try badminton!

The Yonex 2021 Smash TAS Tour presents the Come & Try Badminton Program! Port Huon Sports & Aquatic Centre Tuesday 13 April 2021, 10am 4421 Huon Highway, Port Huon Cygnet Sports Centre Tuesday 13 April 2021, 1pm 19 Luisa Street, Cygnet About the program The Come & Try Badminton event allows young people to get…

Huon Valley Council farewells General Manager Emilio Reale

The Huon Valley Council will be farewelling Emilio Reale following his resignation from the position of General Manager, after four years in the role. Mr Reale was appointed to General Manager of the Huon Valley Council by commissioner Adriana Taylor in February 2017. Council wishes Mr Reale the very best in his new role as…

You in the Huon campaign launched

The Huon Valley Council has launched an exciting new social media advertising campaign highlighting the best reasons to visit our region under its Huon Valley brand program. The ‘You in the Huon’ campaign features a series of six video teasers which showcase the Valley’s stunning mountain scenery, World Heritage Wilderness areas, world-famous food and cider,…

31 March Ordinary Council Meeting 6pm

The next Ordinary Council Meeting will be live-streamed on 31 March at 6pm on Youtube. Visit https://youtu.be/DOVPR8OPPBw to view the meeting live. To view the agenda please visit our Meetings, Agendas & Minutes page.

Making Marks: A celebration of children’s art travelling exhibition

B4 Early Years Coalition media release 23 March 2021 Today the Making Marks Travelling Art Exhibition opens in the Huon Valley. A celebration of very young children’s art from across Tasmania. The exhibition showcases 28 artworks from all regions of Tasmania created by artists from birth to four years of age. The exhibition was initially…