Changes to the use of Council Facilities
Council wishes to advise that jumping castles, zorb balls and similar (land-borne inflatable amusements) can no longer be used or erected at any event being held on Council owned land, on land controlled by the Council or in Council facilities. This decision was endorsed at the Council Meeting held on Wednesday 23 February 2022, and will be reviewed periodically.
Tasman Women’s Health Week Program 2022
Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Strategy
The Tasmanian Government is developing the next Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Strategy.
They want to hear from young people (aged 12-25), their parents/carers, and anyone who works with young Tasmanians about how we can prevent youth suicide and distress.
They have launched a survey to learn about how and where young people seek support and what they think the Government should do about youth suicide. The survey is an opportunity for young people to tell them what they think is and isn’t working when it comes to providing support for those who are struggling in their communities.
Your ideas will help shape a five-year vision for preventing suicide in our State.
Alongside our survey, the Tasmanian Government are also rolling out an interactive Statewide campaign inviting young people to send them a postcard telling them what they need to live their best lives in Tasmania. The postcards will be distributed to organisations supporting young people all around the state.
For more information and to have your say, visit Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Strategy Project | Department of Health, Tasmania.
Survey closes Monday 26 September 2022.
Tasman Council Garage Sale Trail 2022
Title: Garage Sale Trail
When: 12-13 and 19-20 November 2022
Where: Tasman Peninsula and around the nation
Cost: Free to register
Event Details:
Sell and shop on the Garage Sale Trail as Australia’s festival of pre-loved stuff returns to Tasman this November.
Grab your bum bag for two big weekends of garage sales held simultaneously in garages, unit blocks, schools and ovals around the nation on 12-13 & 19-20 November.
For sellers, it’s garage sales made easy. With a free listing on the national map, sale tips, promotional resources and touch-free PayPal QR code payments, Garage Sale Trail does the heavy lifting so you can focus on selling your stuff.
For shoppers, it’s Australia’s biggest pre-loved treasure hunt with three million items up for grabs at 10,000 garage sales nationally. From acid wash denim to leg warmers, vintage vinyl, Rubik’s cubes and even the odd banana phone, you’ll find all sorts of epic stuff at 80s prices over two huge Garage Sale Trail sale weekends.
It’s the circular economy in action, dedicated to helping you declutter, make or save some money and extend the life of your stuff.
Register at: https://www.garagesaletrail.com.au/tasman
