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Glenorchy City Council is seeking to commission an artist to create a unique artwork for use on the cover of their Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan. Through this commission, alongside council’s reconciliation journey, we seek to celebrate Aboriginal culture with the broader community and give a strong visual identity to the beginning of council’s reconciliation […]

View Council’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan Glenorchy City Council launched its Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) at the Moonah Arts Centre yesterday. Glenorchy Mayor Bec Thomas said the development of the RAP will benefit all members of the community in contributing to the way council works and delivers services. “Council has a long and […]

The Glenorchy City Council has welcomed a State Government report identifying Glenorchy as the preferred site for an ice rink. Mayor Sue Hickey said the report identified land at Goodwood as a preferred location. “That parcel of council-owned land is currently leased until 2027 by a model car club and includes a track for […]

Glenorchy City Council has elected Russell Yaxley as its Deputy Mayor. Ald. Yaxley won a majority of votes from elected members at the council’s regular meeting on Monday afternoon, 29 July 2024. Ald. Yaxley said he was pleased to have been elected to the role, and thanked elected members for their support. “I’m excited […]

Glenorchy City Council will decide the configuration of a redeveloped Glenorchy War Memorial Pool at its meeting next Monday afternoon. Glenorchy Mayor Sue Hickey said Council had considered options for the final configuration of the pool presented by consultants MI Global Partners in an options assessment report. “Three options have been presented to Council […]

More than 50 people attended a breakfast event hosted by Glenorchy City Council today designed to assist businesses with antisocial behaviour and crime. Glenorchy Mayor Sue Hickey said she thanked the businesses who attended to gain valuable information about what they needed to do in situations where they were forced to deal with antisocial […]

Glenorchy City Council has welcomed new plans for the Glenorchy Sports Centre. Infrastructure Tasmania is overseeing the planning and construction of a new multi-sports center in Glenorchy. The facility will be located at the entrance of Claremont College in northern Glenorchy and will cater to sports like basketball, netball, volleyball, and futsal. It will […]

[…] (EPIC) Group. Members are from across Tasmania, including the public sector, not for profit groups, and most importantly – large and small businesses that operate in Glenorchy City. The diversity of our economy is its strength, our City has experience, wisdom, intellect and leadership that is untapped, we aim to unearth these strengths and […]

Glenorchy is rich in its cultural diversity with many different cultural groups calling this city home. We support and celebrate multiculturalism through a range of programs and activities.  Welcoming Cities Welcoming Cities Welcoming Cities is a national network of cities, shires, towns and municipalities who are committed to an Australia where everyone can belong […]

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