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
An artist’s impression of the proposed new police station to bebuilt on the site of the existing New Norfolk Police Station. THE design of the proposed new police station at New Norfolk is revealed in plans which have been lodged with the Derwent Valley Council by Heffernan Button Voss (HBV)
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
Police officers outside the temporary policestation in High St, New Norfolk. A FORMER bank used in two seasons of ABC-TV’s Rosehaven will serve as the New Norfolk Police Station until late next year. Tasmania Police yesterday announced that the former ANZ Bank at 24 High St would today become a
Westerway Primary School teacher Wendy Holdsworth, left, andprincipal Andrea Long looking over an old scrapbook of newspapercuttings about the school and its community. A CENTURY of Derwent Valley schooldays will be celebrated at Westerway this weekend when the local school has its 100th birthday. In 1920 the town was newly
The Valley Children’s Centre in Ring Rd, New Norfolk. THE Derwent Valley Council is seeking a new operator for the Valley Children’s Centre in New Norfolk after announcing that the current service provider will not be continuing after the end of the financial year. Derwent Valley Council communications officer Daniel
Bushy Park Show program co-ordinator Alison Hennessy, left, listens as sponsorBel Bird of the New Norfolk Guardian Pharmacy starts the 2020 Pollie Peel-Off at the show on Saturday. Bushy Park policeman Peter Gibson’s performance in Round 1 got him through to the final of the fastest-peel. Lyons MHA and Primary Industries minister
Norske Skog workers talking to Brian Mitchell MHR on anofficial visit to Norske Skog’s Boyer Mill in 2017. NEWS of the proposed sale of papermaker Norske Skog’s Tasmanian forests to an investment company has been greeted cautiously by Federal Member for Lyons, Brian Mitchell. “The recent announcement of a sale
PAPERMAKER Norske Skog has announced the sale of its Tasmanian forests for $62.5 million. Included in the sale are forests in the Derwent Valley and Central Highlands and smaller stands in the Huon Valley, Tasman Peninsula and Southern Midlands.The company says the sale is accompanied by a long-term wood-supply agreement
Newly-appointed Derwent Valley Online Access Centreco-ordinator Sam Cowley. A FORMER volunteer at the Derwent Valley Online Access Centre has been promoted to lead the centre’s operations. The centre’s management committee has announced that Sam Cowley has been appointed to the position of centre co-ordinator. The Online Access Centre has been
A happy sausage sizzle customer being served by Julie Triffett,Roger Triffett and Fiona Cardwell at the Lions Club barbecue. LAST Saturday saw New Norfolk Lions Roger, Fiona, Viv and Howard supporting Councillor Julie Triffett and the New Norfolk Swimming Pool Committee with a sausage sizzle to raise funds for a
The new Jones River weir and water intake supplying Ellendale. AN upgrade of TasWater’s weir on the Jones River is providing improved water security for the Ellendale community. The original 1950s weir was showing its age, with frequent blockages from river debris, and the working environment at the site did
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