Council has taken the opportunity during this inclement weather to cordon off the Grassy playground. This will allow further work to be undertaken on the soft fall as well as implement a grass seeding program in the surrounding area. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Join Catherine Stringer for an Artist Talk and demonstration of her paper on Saturday 19 January at the King Island Culture Centre from 3:00-4:00pm. Catherine is on Island for her Exhibition Sea Stories, which opens at the Cultural Centre on Friday 18 January. Both the artist talk and exhibition opening are…
Mayor of King Island Council and National Airports Manager for REX have agreed to a return to a professional working relationship to ensure access through Tullamarine. Download the full release below: Tullamarine link for Island life…
The first phase of the Review of Tasmania’s Local Government Legislation is underway and a Discussion Paper has been released that seeks broad input on the principles that should be embodied in a future local government legislative framework. Submissions are invited on how the sector should be governed and what should be…
Click below to read the latest news from Council. Your Community Council News 11 January 2019…
Sea Stories is an exhibition showcasing Catherine Stringer’s unique artworks created from marine macroalgae (seaweed). Catherine first started working with seaweeds during a residency at the King Island Cultural Centre in 2011, and these works demonstrate the development of her paper making techniques since that time. Artworks are inspired by two stories from two islands…
Join us in this celebration and expression of place, with many opportunities to get involved for artists and community members alike. Download the invitation to participate below or read more about the Festival here: Festival of Art Culture & Environment – Birds in our lives…
A Very Merry Christmas to the residents of Grassy. The playground is now open! May the holidays provide many opportunities to enjoy the facility.
Click below to read the latest news from Council. Your Community Council Newsletter 21 December 2018…
After considerable negotiation with Council’s insurer, a settlement has been agreed following storm damage to the Naracoopa Jetty. The safety barrier which has been restricting access to the entire structure has been moved 3/4 of the way down the jetty, allowing community members to access the facility while a works schedule…
