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Heritage Register

Local Heritage Register The Local Heritage Register is a list of places/items that have cultural heritage significance to the Waratah-Wynyard area. The process to enter a place/item in the Waratah-Wynyard

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Community welcomes upgraded Sisters Beach Recreation Park

It’s already getting plenty of use, but this Saturday’s official opening of the Sisters Beach Recreation Park will see the skate park get a true work-out.

Along with the official opening formalities, the Know Your Odds Scoot, Skate and BMX Competition Series will also take place on the day, seeing riders vying for top prizes.

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Community input key to liveable Waratah-Wynyard strategy

Community members will have one final opportunity to contribute to the direction of Waratah-Wynyard’s liveability, before the Draft Liveable Waratah-Wynyard Settlement Strategy community consultation period closes on February 19, 2021.

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Media Releases

Waratah Wynyard Council – Media Release

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Economic Development

Tasmania’s Cradle Coast covers the western tip of the island and approximately one third of the state, offering a range of coastal, rural and urban localities. The Cradle Coast region offers the perfect ecosystem in which to locate operations in well-established sectors of advanced manufacturing, agribusiness and tourism, along with emerging sectors in renewable energy, shared service centres, data centres and agri-tourism.

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History

The incredibly diverse and unique geographical and architectural features of or place remind us of the people who shaped the landscape of our modern lives today.  Tommeginer people The land

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Council Projects

Coastal Pathway Project: Wynyard to Burnie October 10, 2022 For more than 20 years there has been an ambition to develop a shared pathway along the north west coastal strip.