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Infrastructure upgrades on the cards as Council invests more funds into community
Waratah-Wynyard Council will invest a further $739,950 into infrastructure projects after securing funding through the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LCRI) grant program.
Somerset’s ANZAC Park to be transformed into Coast’s premier all-abilities playground
Waratah-Wynyard Council in partnership with local charitable organisation The Fairy
Godmothers will create a destination playground at Somerset’s ANZAC Park that will realise
the vision for a playground that is fun, inclusive and accessible for everyone.
Coastal clubs welcome installation of adjustable basketball rings
Adjustable basketball rings at both Somerset and Wynyard basketball stadiums are a welcome asset that will enhance and promote junior participation in basketball.
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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.