The Tasmanian Government has released the Reform Directions as phase 2 of the review of Tasmania's Local Government Legislation Framework and are seeking your input ...

Latrobe’s Tree Committee is preparing a register of significant trees in our community.

You may have noticed some work taking place at the gateway to the Wild Mersey Mountain Bike Trail at Warrawee Forest Reserve ...

Senator Steve Martin recently announced $4.23m funding not tied to the yet to be announced Federal Government election ...

Stay up to date on progress to rehabilitate the Port Sorell Old Landfill site ....

Latrobe Council has truly gotten in to the spirit of Christmas, this year decorating the Christmas tree at the Bass Highway/Gilbert Street junction with Christmas lights ...

Empower you child to ride safely at Let's Ride at Bells Parade, Latrobe on 4 October and learn new bike control skills.

The Cradle Coast Waste Management Group (CCWMG) has up to $15,000 of funding available to share across community organisations within North West Tasmania. Completed application forms can be emailed to ‘admin@dulverton.com.au’ before the closing date of 31st October 2018.

A five-year strategy has been completed and all the information can be found on the Cradle Coast Website.

Options and alternatives to flood proofing 70 homes in Latrobe presented in "Minimising Flood Risk in Latrobe - Hydraulic modelling and levee options assessment" report jointly funded by the Natural Disaster Resilience Grants program and Latrobe Council.

Latrobe Council's Small Grants are currently open for application but close soon. This is the only round of funding for the 2018-19 financial year so, if you have a project coming up that fits the criteria of either the Emerging Needs Grant or the Arts, Culture, Sport and Festival Sponsorship Grant, please apply before 7 May, 2018.

The following information regarding the detection of fruit fly in Tasmania has been provided by Biosecurity Tasmania. All residents are urged to keep informed.

Latrobe and Kentish Councils welcome today’s announcement by the Tasmanian Government of $600,000 funding of the Wild Mersey Mountain Bike Trails project. Valued at over $4 million, the project is a new adventure tourism product for the North-West Coast and will be a key economic driver for the region.

Recently the government have passed new legislation in relation to neighbour disputes about overhanging and nuisance trees/shrubs called the Neighbourhood Disputes about Plants Act 2017.