A ferry service to Nubeena from Hobart must be included in the State Government’s Derwent Ferry blueprint, according to Tasman Mayor Kelly Spaulding. A 40 minute trip, three times a […]
New Sorell school plans
A new Catholic school for Sorell is a step closer with a 10 hectare parcel of land being identified as a possible location. Sorell Council and Catholic Education Tasmania recently […]
Murdunna jetty update
Construction of the new Murdunna deep water community jetty is getting closer. Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) have advised pontoons were unloaded at Boomer Bay recently for towing to Murdunna. […]
Speeding fines reversed
Did you recently get pinged for speeding on the approach to Dodges Ferry between Carlton River Road and Lewisham? Good news, Tas Police will get in touch with you soon […]
Not-for-profit starts project to boost housing in Sorell for over 65s
Tasmanian not-for-profit South Eastern Community Care (SEC Care) has celebrated the start of their $1.3 million Independent Living Units (ILUs) project with a ‘turning of the first sod’ ceremony at […]
Household waste set to power 1500 Tasmanian homes a year
Four hundred Tasmanian homes have now received enough energy generated by the re-use of household waste to power them for a year, through a new methane combusting renewable energy initiative […]
Sorell Hosts Municipal Visit with Her Excellency
Council were privileged to host a Municipal visit from Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AC, Governor of Tasmania and Mr Warner. The visit started with Her Excellency and […]
All in Order for Joan
Joan Fazackerley, 77, of Nubeena was recently awarded an Order of Australia Medal on the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Bestowed by the Governor General of Australia on behalf of Queen […]
Driven to help in your community
On any given day throughout the state, many Tasmanians are able to get to appointments with the generous support of volunteers in your community. For those who aren’t in the […]
Measuring our beaches
Dedicated local volunteers will continue to take precise measurements on three popular beaches after a long term monitoring program ends this month. The Tasmanian Shoreline Monitoring and Archiving Project (TASMARC) […]
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