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Check In Tas App | 1 May 2021
From 1 May 2021, it is mandatory for Tasmanians and visitors aged 16 years and older to check in to a range of businesses, venues, organisations and events with the Check In Tas app.
Dorset Council
30 Apr 2021
Electric scooters to offer zippy city transport option
A zippy new way to get around is on the cards for Tasmania’s two largest cities.
Hobart City Council
30 Apr 2021
Revue on the Menu
Revue on the Menu Published on 30 April 2021 With over 60 Revues under their collective belts John X, Andrew Colrain and Andrew Casey have teamed together, popped a comedy Viagra and will present anot…
Burnie City Council
30 Apr 2021
TOURISM NEWS | MAY 2021
The May edition of the Coast to Canyon tourism newsletter and events calendar is now available to view.
Central Coast Council
29 Apr 2021
Check In Tas App Mandatory
Thursday, 29 April 2021 Check In Tas App Mandatory 1st May 2021 From Saturday 1st May 2021, it will become mandatory to check in using the Check In TAS App at some venues.
West Tamar Council
29 Apr 2021
Media Release - Council welcomes Liberal Party’s $2.8 million promise for Ben Lomond
Council welcomes Liberal Party’s $2.8 million promise for Ben Lomond Northern Midlands Council has welcomed the Tasmanian Liberal Party’s $2.8 million commitment to upgrade Ben Lomond's snowfields and…
Northern Midlands Council
29 Apr 2021
Media Release - Council welcomes Liberal Party’s $2.8 million promise for Ben Lomond
Media Release - Council welcomes Liberal Party’s $2.8 million promise for Ben Lomond Posted on April 29, 2021 Council welcomes Liberal Party’s $2.8 million promise for Ben Lomond Northern Midlands Cou…
Northern Midlands Council
29 Apr 2021
Primrose Sands – Community Feedback
Council are considering developing the vacant block of land at the northern end of Primrose Sands beach to allow for greater community use for this growing community.
Sorell Council
28 Apr 2021
Primrose Sands Beach
Council are considering developing the vacant block of land at the northern end of Primrose Sands beach to allow for greater community use.
Sorell Council
28 Apr 2021