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More places for performers to showcase talents

More places for performers to showcase talents

Buskers and street performers now have more places to entertain audiences under a new trial program in Hobart.
Hobart City Council 2 Oct 2020
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Community Grants Round 2 Now Open

Thursday, 1 October 2020 Community Grants Round 2 Now Open Applications close 5pm Friday 16th October 2020 Council have introduced a second round of Community Grants as part of the West Tamar Council…
West Tamar Council 1 Oct 2020
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PROJECT STATIC DISPLAY | PENGUIN

PROJECT STATIC DISPLAY | PENGUIN

Information regarding the Penguin Foreshore and Remediation Upgrade Project is now available for the community to view on the display board at the Penguin Visitor Information Centre on Main Road.
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