The Huon Valley Council is proud to announce that we’ve joined Neighbourlytics as one of nine Launch Cities around Australia. From bushfires to COVID-19, the last 24 months have brought extraordinary challenges for our people. That’s why we’re working with Neighbourlytics to build a baseline of wellbeing for our communities around the Valley, so we…
Tonight’s Ordinary Council Meeting will be live-streamed at 6pm on Youtube. Visit https://youtu.be/1KbwznIP4gQ to view the meeting live. For more information please visit our Meetings, Agendas & Minutes page.
The Huon Valley Council works in collaboration with Tasmania Police to reduce the number of offences that they record for the Huon Valley and increase the liveability standard for our people. As part of this goal, we are installing a CCTV network in Huonville to help reduce anti-social behaviour and crime in the area, and…
We are partnering with Volunteering Tasmania to deliver the Huon Valley Council ‘Volunteering in the Huon Valley’ Strategy. We want to hear your feedback on volunteering in the Huon Valley. This will help us develop the Strategy to make sure it will promote and support volunteering opportunities and community participation now and into the future. Visit…
Port Huon Futsal School will run in term 4, for 6 weeks at the Port Huon Sports & Aquatic Centre. Kicking off from 30 October, 4:30pm every Friday Ages 5-14 years To register please contact Raelene on 0431 583 840 or email: raelene@australianfutsal.com Registrations close Wednesday 28 October.
Capeweed (Arctotheca calendula) can be a troublesome weed in pastures, crops and gardens in Tasmania. The woolly covering on capeweed seeds stores water, and under certain weather conditions can give cape weed a ‘head start’ in spring, resulting in the alarming vistas of yellow blooms that can be seen in some parts of Tasmania. Don’t…
