Click image to enlarge. THE letter informing the Derwent Valley Council of the results of Biosecurity Tasmania’s investigation into the killing of birds at New Norfolk last year has now been released. On Thursday afternoon the council issued a media release stating it had been advised that neither the council
THE Derwent Valley Council says it has been cleared of any wrongdoing in the case of the poisoning of birdlife at Tynwald Park, New Norfolk, at the end of June last year. Without releasing the advice received, the council today said it had been informed that the Department of Primary
Two views of the new classroom block designed for MolesworthPrimary School by Dunbabin Architects. PLANS for a major redevelopment of Molesworth Primary School have been lodged with the Derwent Valley Council. The Education Department’s $1.7 million project includes a new classroom block and upgraded administration area. Dunbabin Architects has applied
Derwent Valley Council general manager, Greg Winton, left, with mayor Ben Shaw. THE Derwent Valley Council and its general manager will part company this week. In a joint statement announced this afternoon, the council said recruitment of a new general manager would start soon. Outgoing general manager Greg Winton has been on
Mayor Ben Shaw, left, listening to speakers from the DerwentCatchment Project Landcare program. THE first of the Derwent Valley Council’s roster of regional community forums has been declared a success. Mayor Ben Shaw said the two-hour meeting at Westerway last night (Tuesday) had been a positive one. The forum in
Cr Ben Shaw. CRITICISM of the Derwent Valley Council’s decision to replace regional council meetings with community forums is unwarranted, Derwent Valley mayor Ben Shaw has said in a Facebook post. While sharing a council Facebook post that announced next week’s regional forum at Westerway, Cr Shaw said “most people
The public gallery at the community forum and council meeting held at Bushy Park last October. Two councillors were absent. A NEW schedule of Derwent Valley Council meetings has been published following the decision to cease the longstanding practice of meeting in country areas three times each year. The council will
Cr Ben Shaw. DERWENT Valley mayor Ben Shaw has rejected a fellow councillor’s call for him to resign from the role and test his public support at a by-election. During councillor question time at the January council meeting, Cr Paul Belcher called on Cr Shaw to resign as mayor following
THE metal-clad front doors of the Derwent Valley Council Chambers in New Norfolk have been removed for assessment. A key feature of the art deco building, the doors were removed last weekend and temporary doors were installed in their place. A council spokesman said the doors were so big and
Derwent Valley Council acting general managerBrian Barrett, left, with mayor Ben Shaw. COUNCILLORS have been told they have no power to require mayor Ben Shaw to stand aside in accordance with a motion carried at last month’s Derwent Valley Council annual general meeting. In a report to this week’s council
New bridge at 370 Glen Dhu Rd. I am writing in relation to community safety, the two replacement bridges at 370 and 420 Glen Dhu Rd, Molesworth, which do not have any safety barriers or reinforced concrete bollards. I have written to the Derwent Valley Council, about this matter twice
Map showing the parts of southern Tasmania now included inin Stage 1 water restrictions. Click map to enlarge. WATER restrictions have today been extended to several Derwent Valley towns not included in the original declaration late last month. In a statement, TasWater said it was acting to protect drinking water
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