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General Manager Appointed for Further 5 Years
Waratah-Wynyard Council has appointed General Manager Shane Crawford for a further five year term.
In announcing the reappointment, Mayor Robby Walsh said “It gives me a great deal of pleasure to confirm the reappointment of our General Manager for a further five year term. Shane’s performance, management skills and personal strengths are there for us to see every day and he is well respected within the Local Government sector. By any measure we are doing well in delivering what we promised the community and are in a sound financial position. The General Manager is very valuable to us, to the staff and to the community and we look forward to working with him to drive further improvements and deliver outcomes in future years”
Savage River: Scheduled Burn
Council advises that Tasmania Parks and Wildlife will be conducting a scheduled burn today at Savage River. For more information phone …
Weed Spraying
The road verge weed spraying program will soon commence in Waratah-Wynyard. Council will be targeting woody weeds like blackberries, gorse, montbretia and thistles for the next three months, weather permitting.
Key Events
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Waratah-Wynyard Mayor Robby Walsh is joined by Waratah-Wynyard Council’s community & events officer (and Wynyard Tulip Festival organiser) Chantelle French at the Table Cape Tulip Farm ahead of the 2019 Tulip Festival.
Waratah-Wynyard - Diversity in Abundance
Waratah-Wynyard, the heart of Tasmania’s beautiful north west, includes the coastal towns and villages of Wynyard, Somerset, Boat Harbour and Sisters Beach, the rural town of Yolla and the former mining towns of Waratah and Corinna. It is renowned for the spectacular display of tulips at Table Cape that showcases a local festival, “Tulip Festival Wynyard” held each October.
Take a little time to explore its beaches and enjoy the fresh sea air and safe swimming and boating opportunities.