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"DIVERSITY IN ABUNDANCE"

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Easter 2024 Hours

Opening Hours Waratah-Wynyard Council Office will be closed Friday, March 29 and will re-open Wednesday, April 3, at 8.30am. The Waratah Office and Post Office will be closed Friday, March

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Pause Places Project

“Pause Places” are compositions of locally sourced log seats, rocks and vegetation, carefully located in high profile places to provide attractive places to rest, break a journey, see and learn

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Free Cat Desexing Program Launched

From Monday 5th Feb, eligible residents can have their cat desexed for free. Waratah-Wynyard Council (supported by a co-funding grant from the Cradle Coast Authority), the National Desexing Network and

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Media Release – Australia Day Celebrations

The Cooee to Wynyard Coastal Pathway is a joint project between the Burnie City Council (BCC) and Waratah-Wynyard Council (WWC) and is made possible through State Government funding of $13.86 million, alongside funding commitments by both Councils. The successful contractor, Shaw Contracting, will be commencing construction this week.

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2022-23 Annual Report and AGM

2022-23 Annual Report and AGM Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Waratah-Wynyard Council for the year ended 30 June 2023 will be held on Monday

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Christmas Waste Collection Changes

Council advises the following changes to waste and recycle collection over the Christmas and New Year period.

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Eco Village at Wynyard Tulip Festival 2023

Waratah-Wynyard Council (WWC) is excited to announce that this year’s Wynyard Tulip Festival will feature an Eco Village, with festival organisers encouraging vendors to move away from single-use plastic.

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Kids on the Cape Fun Run

Council is thrilled to be supporting the inaugural Kids on the Cape Fun Run event on Saturday 7th October, at Table Cape Tulip Farm!

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Submissions wanted for Coastal Pathway Art

Waratah-Wynyard Council are calling for submissions by local artists to contribute additions of flair to stopping points along the Coastal Pathway.