Advocate, p.17 - 29 Sept 2014 Painting mall polesAn idea, re the repainting of the poles in Devonport's mall. Invite some indigenous artists to apply their skills and do some incredible work on these poles, a link could be done to encourage people to visit Tiagarra.We...
Advocate p.2 - 27 Sept 2014 DEVONPORTFinances: Has adopted a break-even operating budget (based on way over the top rates levels). Its borrowings are very manageable, but it would do well to slash them in coming years. Tightening up on staffing costs. More...
Advocate, p.4 - 26 Sept 2014 FIRST-TIME Devonport mayoral candidate Kyron Howell says he has an "unshakeable belief" in the future of Devonport. He said he was presenting himself for election as what he called a "new and true" breed of politician."I wish to serve my...
ADVOCATE, Libby Bingham, p.2 - 28 Aug 2014 PARTNERSHIP: Devonport City Council community services executive manager Evonne Ewins and taskforce chairwoman Alderman Annette Rockliff at the Tiagarra Museum and Cultural Centre. Picture: Jason Hollister.AFTER it was closed...
Advocate, LIBBY BINGHAM, p.14 - 23 Aug 2014 THE future of the Tiagarra Museum and Cultural Centre at Mersey Bluff is being decided behind closed doors at Monday night's Devonport City Council meeting.The council will consider its future commitment to Tiagarra and...
Letters to the Editor, The Mercury - 8 July 2014 John R.Wilson of Daisy Dell Posted at 9:49 AM July 08, 2014I've always looked forward to NAIDOC Week for one reason or another: Indigenous films on SBS, community dances, dinners and picnics, visits tospecial...
Advocate, Aryelle Sargent, p.8 - 29 June 2014
ADVOCATE, facebook - 28 June 2014 https://www.facebook.com/TheAdvocateTas/posts/813881111956776
Advocate, LIBBY BINGHAM - 27 June 2014 DEVONPORT tourist attraction Tiagarra Museum and Cultural Centre could reopen at least a few days a week in September.Six Rivers Aboriginal Corporation is calling for more volunteers to help at the centre and wants feedback from...
Advocate, SEAN FORD, p.11 - 21 June 2014 DEVONPORT'S revamped Splash aquatic centre is expected to cost the city council $1.41 million in 2014-15.It will be the biggest of a string of major "cost centres" for a council that has still managed to produce a budget with a...