ADVOCATE, 20 Nov 2014 DEVELOPMENT plans have been lodged to transform Devonport's oldest public building from a venue that attracts graffiti vandals into a licensed cafe and tourist destination.Murphy Investment Tas. Pty Ltd, has submitted plans to the Devonport City...
Advocate, CAITLIN HEATHCOTE, p.5 - 24 Oct 2014
Other councils urged to pitch in on TiagarraAdvocate, CAITLIN HEATHCOTE, p.5 - 24 Oct 2014 FORMER Tiagarra Aboriginal Culture Centre and Museum leaseholder Six Rivers Aboriginal Corporation has called on all levels of government, including other councils, to pitch in...
Advocate, P.24 - 24 Oct 2014 ONE top Devonport attraction remains closed and the future of another is in doubt.For a city and a region which need all their attractions firing, it is not good enough.The Tiagarra Aboriginal Centre has effectively been closed since 2012,...
Advocate, p.3 - 23 Oct 2013 "Effective immediately, Tiagarra Aboriginal Centre will be closed indefinitely until a new operator and management structure model can be found and enacted."
21 Oct 2014
Advocate, p.10 - 18 Oct 2014 A DEVONPORT man seeking to open a cafe in a heritage-listed building on the Mersey foreshore says that restoring the trans-Mersey ferry service would aid his plans.Leigh Murphy has applied for a cafe liquor licence for the eatery that he...
Advocate, p.17 - 6 Oct 2014 IT'S not just some politicians who want the burqa banned, Roger Morris - the majority of Australians, as stated in newspapers after a poll, want the burqa banned. It has no place in Australia along with some of their personal beliefs. John...
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...