Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff said Devonport City Council’s urban renewal project LIVING CITY, was starting to pay off and has undoubtably strengthened the City’s performance
A curated selection of 18 outfits (40 garments) and fashion-related objects, each technically and creatively ground-breaking, feature in Pattern and Print: Easton Pearson Archive on
A collaborative installation evoking Tasmania’s Midlands landscape and a reflection on displacement, regeneration, and conservation by artists Patrick Sutczak and Karen Hall, is currently on
Devonport Jazz is returning to the Tasmanian events calendar this year from 22-25 July with a focus on local talent, plus some big headline acts,
Devonport’s new Meercroft Park Facility was officially opened today by Federal Member for Braddon Gavin Pearce MP, Deputy Premier of Tasmania the Hon. Jeremy Rockliff
Devonport City Council is seeking community input on its draft Don Congregational Cemetery Master Plan 2022-2032, which is aimed at sustainably managing the site for
Tune in to our Mayor’s Message with Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff and find out what’s been happening in our great city. The Mayor covers the:-
A collaborative mural by more than 200 students across the State has seen the outside walls of the Devonport Regional Gallery donned in an exquisite
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Notable Tasmanian Aboriginal curators and artists Dave mangenner Gough and Vicki West have created a collaborative exhibition, Constrained – Reclaimed, which provides an interactive experience
Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff updates the Devonport community on what’s been happening at Council and in the community. This Mayor’s Message features the City’s 40th
Huon-based artist Sam Beckman finally has his moment to shine at the Devonport Regional Gallery with his exhibition Fathom, which was postponed last year due
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