Category: Media Releases

Central Coast Council has officially opened the $9.4 million Ironcliffe Road upgrade in Penguin, completing a major 8.6km project that improves safety, reliability and access for residents, local industry, emergency

Central Coast Council has unveiled the final design for the upgrade of the iconic Anzac Park Rocketship in Ulverstone, following strong community input through Council’s Parks and Playgrounds consultation. The

Tasmanians are being encouraged to look up late on Tuesday 3 March, when a rare total lunar eclipse will see the Moon take on a deep red glow for almost

Young entrepreneurs are increasingly choosing Tasmania’s Central Coast to build their businesses and raise their families, a place where lifestyle meets opportunity. For Hannah Lewis, owner of The Penguin Pantry,

Central Coast Council is seeking community and industry feedback on a proposal to expand the East Ulverstone Industrial Precinct onto adjacent Council-owned land at Maskells Road, East Ulverstone. The proposal

The North West Coast is invited to enjoy Pacific Rhythm 2026, a free celebration of Pacific culture featuring live music, dance and family-friendly entertainment at the Ulverstone Sound Shell on

Central Coast Council has announced the recipients of its 2026 Australia Day Awards. The awards recognise locals who have made an outstanding contribution to the community through leadership, service, volunteering

New eco-friendly rest stop facilities have opened today at Mount Montgomery, providing improved amenities for the many walkers, riders and visitors who enjoy one of the Dial Range’s most popular

Central Coast Council has claimed three of the six categories at Friday night’s Tasmanian Awards for Planning Excellence, held at the Moonah Arts Centre.  Council won the Improving Planning Processes category for

The Central Coast, Devonport, Kentish and Latrobe Councils have come together to address the region’s industrial land supply, completing their first joint project under the Mersey Leven Strategic Alliance with

Central Coast Council is inviting the community to help shape what comes next for two well-loved Penguin destinations – the Johnsons Beach Precinct and the Visitor Information Centre. Stage 1

Central Coast Council wants to hear from business owners, developers and anybody else with ideas on how the municipality could thrive after dark. With more people looking for ways to