Forty-Spotted Pardalotes
Forty-spotted pardalotes are tiny birds found only in Tasmanian forests…
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Tree Removal By-law Update
Kingborough Mayor, Paula Wriedt said that Council had received positive…
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Helping our Locally Endangered Eucalypt
Kingborough Council recently completed a planting of locally endangered Eucalyptus…
Cats
Cat Prohibited Areas
Kingborough Councillor, Paula Wriedt said she was very pleased the…
Beach Watch
CELEBRATING NATIONAL WATER WEEK
The Kingston Beach Surf Lifesavers are delighted to celebrate the…
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Tree Clearing
COVID-19 has presented an opportunity for residents to spend more…
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Tree Hollows
Kingborough Council is pleased to launch a new brochure “Tree…
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Planned Burn – Hawthorn Reserve
The Tasmania Fire Service will be assisting Council in conducting a…
Beach Watch
Elevated readings – Kingston Beach North
An elevated result at Kingston Beach North has been recorded…