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[…] for a coffee and cake, before heading to the foreshore for a stroll. We are more relaxed in Glenorchy and take time to enjoy nature. Across the city, we have stunning views of the Mountain and the River. And our residents like nothing better than cycling along the InterCity Cycle, walking along the foreshore, […]

Access to clean and tidy public toilets is very important. Our public toilets meet a range of access needs and are in popular spots around the city. You can find out where our toilets are located with this map (PDF). (It also shows whether they have wheelchair access, baby change facilities, etc.) Other toilet […]

The Corridor of Modern Art (COMA) is an exciting project in 2021 working with local artists and creative people.  COMA will be  a tourism asset for the City that links Moonah to Mona along the Intercity Cycleway. This project intends to transform the rail corridor into a corridor of modern art, creating a destination […]

[…] coming in under budget and on-time. Glenorchy CBD is the area between Terry Street and Barry Street – it is the civic and commercial heart of the City of Glenorchy. The CBD has been fully upgraded injecting new life into the area. We have made the CBD more usable and accessible for pedestrians by […]

[…] Hobart Strategic Partnership is a collaboration between the Clarence, Glenorchy, Hobart and Kingborough councils to implement the Greater Hobart Act 2019 Work Plan and to deliver the Hobart City Deal projects. The Mayors and General Managers of the Greater Hobart Councils are the steering committee for this partnership and provide high-level strategic oversight. Greater Hobart […]

[…] know if there’s a problem with a tree that we are responsible for, please get in touch. Nature strips  Nature strips are an important part of our city. They make the streets look good and provide a way to deliver underground services. Your role Council’s Nature Strip policy outlines what you can and can’t […]

[…] a boundary fence with us. Boundary Fence Contributions The Boundary Fences Act 1908 (the Act) sets out the law in relation to boundary fences in Tasmania. Glenorchy City Council will follow its obligations under the Act where a boundary fence adjoins Council property. The Act does not require Council to contribute to boundary fencing […]

Glenorchy City Council is committed to hearing from our community about issues that affect them. Council does this in planned ways throughout the year, such as Community Yarns, pop-ups, reference groups, our online engagement platform and meetings with groups and individuals. Council also acknowledges that it’s important for the community to hear from us. […]

Glenorchy City Council rests against the Derwent River and is a part of the broader Derwent Estuary. There are some wonderful components of living beside our beautiful river but also some responsibilities we need to be aware of to continue to look after our land, water and the species that rely on a healthy […]

Glenorchy City Council Climate Change Mitigation Action Plan