Summer Activities Guide 2019-2020
What’s on in Devonport this Summer – view the community activity guide here: Download the Summer Activities Guide for 2019-2020 Summer 2019 Program
What’s on in Devonport this Summer – view the community activity guide here: Download the Summer Activities Guide for 2019-2020 Summer 2019 Program
Devonport City Council’s Access and Inclusion Working Group recently joined Council’s Engineering team on an inspection of kerbside ramps. The Working Group was formed in
Devonport City Council is reviewing its mobile vending guidelines and is calling for community input through an online survey at its Speak Up Devonport webpage.
National Families Week 15-21 May 2022 – A time to celebrate and connect with your family! Devonport Families Week Calendar pdf Please get in contact
Devonport residents can have their say on what they want their nature strips to look like, through the Devonport City Council’s latest Speak Up Devonport
The Devonport Social Soccer Club is calling for soccer gear donations to support seasonal workers taking part in the roster starting on Sunday, 15 May.
An art exchange program, with Devonport’s sister city Minamata, opened today at the paranaple arts centre to coincide with Japan’s national Children’s Day celebrations. Devonport
Devonport City Council is calling on community input for its Residential Growth Strategy which will provide overarching strategic policy direction for residential growth in greater
Devonport volunteers will have the chance to be officially recognised for their contribution to the community, for this year’s National Volunteers Week from16-22 May. Devonport
Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff said Devonport City Council wants to hear and understand all ideas on how local government should look for the region into
Devonport City Council has supported the idea of Local Government amalgamation in the Mersey region in its position paper for the Tasmanian Government’s Future of
Tune into our Mayor’s Message with Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff and find out what’s been happening in our great city. The April message features:- Public Open
Five councils in Tasmania’s Northwest have joined forces to combat the increased threat posed by Spanish heath (Erica lusitanica). Devonport City, Burnie City, Central Coast,
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