Devonport City Council is pleased to announce that nominations are now open to acknowledge Devonport volunteers for National Volunteer Week, scheduled for 20-26 May 2024.
What is FOGO? FOGO stands for Food Organics and Garden Organics. The kerbside collection service, coming to North West Tasmania, is for both food and
The Don Lillico Irrigation Scheme is intended to deliver high-surety irrigation water to Don, Lillico, Forth, Forthside, Melrose, Lower Barrington, Barrington, Sheffield and West Kentish in North-Western Tasmania.
Living City is Devonport’s urban renewal project. Adopted in 2014, Council has spent the past 8 years delivering the strategy. Stage 1 included: the paranaple
The Waterfront Precinct is the jewel in the Crown of the LIVING CITY Masterplan. It is the realisation of the City’s long held desire
187 Room Novotel Hotel Opened October 2022 Conceptualised as part of the LIVING CITY strategy, Located in the heart of the City, linking the tourism, hopsitality and business facilities created in stage 1 of LIVING CITY.
LIVING CITY is more than new buildings. LIVING CITY provides new opportunities, new tourist drawcards and new experiences. Devonport’s Southern CBD has been identified as
Intergrated visual and performing arts centre Co-locating Tourist Information Centre, Art Gallery and 400 seat theatre. Completed: in 2019
Multi room convention centre 800 square metre auditorium with spectacular north facing floor to ceiling windows taking in view of the Mersey river out to
Cycle pathway that links towns and cities along an 110km route from Latrobe to Wynyard. Once complete, it will provide outstanding infrastructure for our region
The State Vehicle Entry Point Project aims to beautify the Tasmanian sea entrance at East Devonport to create a welcoming environment, encouraging visitors to explore the North West to experience
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