Category: Media Release

Chief Executive Officer’s Annual Performance Review successfully completed 

The Council has completed the 2024/2025 annual performance review for its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Lachlan Kranz.  “The annual performance review is a vital process to ensure our Council maintains strong and accountable leadership. I am pleased to report that CEO, Lachlan Kranz, has been assessed by the Council as performing above expectations or exceeding…

Mental Health Week: Building connections

On Thursday 23 October – 10am to 2pm, the community is invited to come together for a free event at the PCYC called Appreciate the Little Things: Community Connections Day, that is designed to strengthen connections, celebrate diversity, and showcase the many community groups and services available locally.  Activities for all ages including art and…

Multi-million dollar Improvement Program for Cygnet 

Huon Valley Council has officially commenced the Cygnet Safety Improvement Program—a three-year program designed to improve parking, traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and accessibility in the Cygnet township.  Huon Valley Mayor Sally Doyle said, “Cygnet’s town centre is a special place where our community comes together. We thank residents and business owners who have advocated for…

Students revved up for healthy choices

The Huonville PCYC was bursting with energy on Thursday 18 September 2025, as 100 grade 6 students from 8 Huon Valley schools came together for Rev It Up 2025—a day of laughter, learning and discovery focused on health and wellbeing.  Huon Valley Mayor Sally Doyle said the program is a great example of how the…

From studio to street: ARTBOX 2026 call out

Huon Valley Council is calling on established and emerging artists to apply to showcase their work in ARTBOX, Council’s outdoor exhibition space, as part of its 2026 program.  Located in Black Swan Park next to the Huon Valley Hub, ARTBOX brings creativity out of the gallery and into the street, featuring a new exhibition each…

Huon Valley leads state in caring for country

Huon Valley Landcare volunteers have been recognised as Tasmania’s leading environmental contributors, dedicating more time and effort than any other municipality to caring for local waterways, and ecosystems. New figures released by Landcare Tasmania reveal that in 2024, Huon Valley Landcarers delivered an extraordinary $540,000 worth of volunteer hours—more than half the total value contributed…