Category: Community News

Tasmania Police will hold a memorial in Ulverstone on Tuesday, 16 June 2026, marking 12 months since Constable Keith Smith was tragically taken from us. The memorial will be held

Central Coast property owners will soon receive updated property valuation notices from the Office of the Valuer-General. Fresh Valuation notices for Central Coast are due to be issued between 17

Central Coast Council and the Central Coast Chamber of Commerce and Industry invite local industry, business and community members to attend the 2026-27 Budget Breakfast. The breakfast will be held

Central Coast Council is inviting local businesses, contractors, industry representatives and entrepreneurs to attend an upcoming Business & Industry Forum focused on how collaboration can help businesses grow, build capacity

Central Coast Council is sharing information from the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania to help our community stay informed about bird flu and the simple steps people can

A powerful exhibition exploring healthy masculinity, connection and community is now showing at Hive. Men with Heart, by award-winning photographer Paul Hoelen in partnership with TasMen, is on display in

We’re inviting the community to review and provide feedback on the draft Johnson’s Beach Master Plan. Prepared by Central Coast Council in partnership with Jensen PLUS, the draft master plan

We’re inviting community feedback on Central Coast Council’s Draft Active Transport Strategy, which will help guide future decisions about footpaths, crossings, shared paths, cycling links and mobility access across the

National Road Safety Week 2026 runs from Sunday 17 May to Sunday 24 May, and this year Council is encouraging local drivers to Know Your Rural Roads. Rural roads are

The May Council Meeting will be held on Monday, 18 May 2026 at the Council Administration Centre, 19 King Edward Street, Ulverstone Tasmania 7315.  You’re welcome to join us to

Experience a sonic odyssey as live music and moving images combine beneath the dome of the Ulverstone Planetarium at Hive. Sound and visuals merge to create an unforgettable cosmic journey,

We’re inviting community feedback on Central Coast Council’s draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP), which sets out practical actions to improve accessibility and inclusion across the region. The draft