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City’s support for climate action
City’s support for climate action Published on 20 September 2019 Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds has thrown her support behind thousands of Hobartians who are participating in today’s climate strike action. Cr Reynolds said Hobart was one of many cities worldwide that had resolved to declare a climate emergency. “Recent modelling shows that Hobart faces the threat of more frequent bushfires, longer heatwaves, heavier rainfall, sea level rise and storm-tide events as a result of climate change,” she said. “As a city, we are working to reduce our impact on the climate. But we are very keen to see strong and genuine leadership from our federal government. “Today’s protests demonstrate the importance of climate action to our community, as well as those across Australia and the world.” Cr Reynolds said the City of Hobart had been taking action on emissions for many years. “We are proud of what has been achieved during the past 20 years to reduce the City’s greenhouse gas emissions, energy consumption and waste.
Hobart City Council
20 Sep 2019
Cradle Country Music Festival | 4-6 October
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Fax: 03 6425 1224 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
20 Sep 2019
THE MENTOLISTS | 27 SEPTEMBER
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Fax: 03 6425 1224 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
20 Sep 2019
Traffic disruptions expected - Salamanca Place - Friday 20 September
Traffic disruptions expected - Salamanca Place - Friday 20 September Published on 19 September 2019 Tasmania Police has advised that there will be disruptions to traffic at Salamanca Place and in the …
Hobart City Council
19 Sep 2019
PUBLIC MEETING – SALE OF PUBLIC LAND, CYGNET – MONDAY 14 OCTOBER 2019 @ 6PM
PUBLIC MEETING – SALE OF PUBLIC LAND, CYGNET – MONDAY 14 OCTOBER 2019 @ 6PM Details in the News Section Huon Valley News Home Huon Valley News PUBLIC MEETING – SALE OF PUBLIC LAND, CYGNET – MONDAY 1…
Huon Valley Council
19 Sep 2019
RED CROSS | GARAGE SALE – DONATIONS
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Fax: 03 6425 1224 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
19 Sep 2019
DA2019038 – 350 Preservation Drive, Sulphur Creek
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Fax: 03 6425 1224 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
17 Sep 2019
DA2019063 – 153 Isandula Road, Gawler
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Fax: 03 6425 1224 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
17 Sep 2019