The Lions Club of Wynyard and Waratah-Wynyard Council encourage the community to get involved in creating some new Christmas fun.
While there is not a Christmas parade in 2021, business owners, community groups and residents can still create magic by putting up Christmas lights and decorations.
The Waratah Heritage Festival events program is finally here! This jam-packed schedule has something for everyone. What a great way to celebrate 150 years since James “Philosopher” Smith discovered tin in Waratah.
Council celebrates the achievements of our community through the Australia Day Awards ceremony each year. Nominations are now open for the Citizen of the Year Award, the Young Citizen of
With a focus on finding innovative ways to honour its commitment to environmental sustainability, the Waratah-Wynyard Council is leading the way on the North-West coast by using innovative solutions for
Council’s successful 2020 Spring Loaded program looks set to return this year even bigger and better, as Council considers a recommendation to again postpone the iconic Tulip Festival.
Waratah-Wynyard Council’s commitment to environmental responsibility was vindicated at the 2021 Local Government Professionals Tasmania Annual Awards ceremony held last week.
Flood mitigation works at both Big Creek and Port Creek, Wynyard, will soon start, with the projects being advertised for design and construct tender this week.
A recent sale of public land in Wynyard will be used to build much-needed social housing in the municipality.
Waratah-Wynyard Council is investing in its future and the region by boosting the skills and knowledge of its staff (both new and experienced) with training.
Wynyard’s Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) team can now undertake rescues more safely with the help of a GPS Depth Sounder funded by Waratah Wynyard Council’s Thrive & Survive Grants Program.
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.
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.
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