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# Central Highlands Council

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## Posts

- [COMMUNITY MEETING - ST MICHAELS & ALL ANGELS ANGLICAN CHURCH BOTHWELL](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/community-meeting-st-michaels-all-angels-anglican-church-bothwell/)
- [Christmas and New Year Arrangements 2025/2026](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/christmas-arrangements-2025/) - COUNCILLORS AND STAFF OF CENTRAL HIGHLANDS COUNCIL WISH EVERYONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A SAFE AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Office and Depot Closure Council Offices and Depot Sites will Close at 12pm Tuesday 23rd December 2025 and re-open on Monday 5th January 2026 Emergency Contact Number 0428 770 194 Waste Transfer Stations & Refuse
- [Notice of Annual General Meeting, Council Meeting & Annual Report](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/notice-of-annual-general-meeting-council-meeting-annual-report/)
- [Review of Dog Management Policy](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/review-of-dog-management-policy/) - Review of Dog Management Policy A review of Council’s Dog Management Policy is currently being undertaken. Under the Dog Control Act 2000 it states that in reviewing the Dog Management Policy Council is to:- (a) invite public submissions relating to a proposed dog management policy; and (b) consult with any appropriate body or organisation; and
- [HomeSafeID Microchip Register](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/homesafeid-microchip-register/) - Important Information for Dog and Cat Owners – HomeSafeID Microchip Register Important Information for Dog and Cat Owners – HomeSafeID Microchip Register Pet microchip registry company HomeSafeID has now closed its website. This means that microchip details of pets that were registered with HomeSafeID are no longer accessible and lost cats may not be able
- [Backyard Burning](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/backyard-burning/)
- [Ouse River Bridge Update](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/ouse-river-bridge-update/) - Ouse River Bridge, Waddamana - Update The Department of State Growth, in consultation with the Central Highlands Council, is investigating options to design and construct a new Ouse River Bridge on Bashan Road after the collapse of the existing bridge in March 2024. Please CLICK HERE to access up to date information from the Department
- [PLANNING FOR OUR FUTURE](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/planning-for-our-future/) - COMMUNITY CONSULTATION The ‘Structure Plan’ project initiated by Council for Bothwell, Hamilton and Ouse has produced draft planning recommendations following on from our public consultation earlier in the year. Draft “Structure Plans” for each of the town have been prepared and Council invites feedback from community members, community groups, business owners, and anyone with an
- [Free Beekeeping Workshop - Varroa Mite Management Program](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/free-beekeeping-workshop-varroa-mite-management-program/) - Free Beekeeping Workshop - Varroa Mite Management Program Saturday 7 September from 9am-3pm at Claremont RSL Morning tea and lunch provided. Register your attendance here: https://bit.ly/3AyffLD
- [Bothwell Theatre Group](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/bothwell-theatre-group/) - Council are proud supporters of the first performance by the Bothwell Theatre Group - an initiative of the Lions Club of Bothwell and Districts. ‘Can I Ignore You Later?’ is a comedy written and directed by a our own local playwright, Linda Boulter. Auditions are on 16 June in the Bothwell Freemasons Lodge, with performances
- [14 Mile Road Road Closure](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/14-mile-road-road-closure/) - Wentworth Bridge Works – 14 Mile Road 14 Mile Road is currently closed at Wentworth Bridge to enable works to be undertaken on the bridge. Due to complications removing the deck the Contractor undertaking the works has advised the works will take longer than originally planned with the road to re-open at 9.00am on Wednesday
- [Town Structure Plan - Workshops](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/town-structure-plan-workshops/) - What do YOU want Bothwell, Hamilton and Ouse to be like in the future? Council is currently developing 'Structure Plans' which will guide future development and help establish a 'vision' for each town. Everyone is welcome to contribute their ideas at community workshops held between 12-14 March - see flier below. For more information including
- [Built Heritage Grants Scheme](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/built-heritage-grants-scheme/)
- [Australia Day](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/australia-day/) - Australia Day in Bothwell Come along and celebrate our community champions at the Australia Day awards for 2023. Join the Mayor, Councillors, and community on Friday 26 January 2024 between 11.00am – 1.30pm at the Bothwell Football Club and Community Centre. Our Australia Day awards recognise community members whose wonderful contributions help make the Central
- [Christmas Arrangements 2023-2024](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/christmas-arrangements-2023-2024/)
- [ELLENDALE PARK TOILETS](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/ellendale-park-toilets/) - TEMPORARY CLOSURE Council are replacing the public toilets at the Ellendale Park, with works commencing on 19th July 2023. Public toilets are available next to the Ellendale Shop (500m up the road).
- [Temporary Office Clousre](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/7413-2/) - TEMPORARY CLOSURE Hamilton Council Office Due to the building undergoing necessary works to replace the roof, this Council Office will be temporary closed from Monday 31st July 2023 for approximately 12 weeks. ALL Administrative services and staff will be relocated to our Bothwell Office during this time. We do apologise in advance for this inconvenience
- [SURVEY - Future of Local Government Review](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/survey-future-of-local-government-review/) - As part of Stage 3, the Future of Local Government Review - Tasmanian Government has released a number of targeted surveys for each of the Community Catchment Information Packs. These surveys allow you to comment on the proposed boundary scenarios put forward by the Board. There is a survey for each Community Catchment for community
- [Central Highlands Local Provisions Schedule - Draft Amendments 2023/01, 2023/02 & 2023/03](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/central-highlands-local-provisions-schedule-draft-amendments-2023-01-2023-02-2023-03/) - CENTRAL HIGHLANDS LOCAL PROVISIONS SCHEDULE Draft Amendments 2023/01, 2023/02 & 2023/04 Draft Amendment 2023/01 - Meadowbank Lake Specific Area Plan Draft Amendment 2023/02 - Landscape Conservation Zone Draft Amendment 2023/03 - Rural Zone
- [*Temporary Closure - Hamilton Toilet Facilities](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/temporary-closure-hamilton-toilet-facilities/)
- [*Tasmania's Renewable Energy Zones - Community Consultation](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tasmanias-renewable-energy-zones-community-consultation/)
- [* National Recycling Week](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/national-recycling-week/)
- [* Hall Island Standing Camp - Invitation for Public Comment](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/hall-island-standing-camp-invitation-for-public-comment/)
- [* Changes to Opening Hours for Waste Disposal Sites](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/changes-to-opening-hours-for-waste-disposal-sites/) - From 1st July 2022 Council will be introducing new opening hours for our Waste Disposal Sites. All sites will now have standard opening hours / days year round, eliminating the confusion around the different hours for daylight saving time and the remainder of the year. If you have any concerns about the new hours please
- [*  Rethink Waste](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/rethink-waste/)
- [*Notice of Special Meeting of Council](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/notice-of-special-meeting-of-council/) - CENTRAL HIGHLANDS COUNCIL NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Central Highlands Council will be held at the Council Chambers, Alexander Street, Bothwell on Tuesday, 5 October 2021 commencing at 9.00am. The meeting will be a closed meeting and not open to the public. Lyn Eyles GENERAL MANAGER
- [* Central Highlands Draft Local Provisions Schedule (LPS)](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/central-highlands-draft-local-provisions-schedule-lps/) - Public Exhibition The Central Highlands Draft Local Provisions Schedule (LPS) is now on public exhibition for 60 days. Any person may lodge a representation on the LPS from the 23rd August 2021 until the close of business on 22 October 2021. The relevant exhibition documents are available for viewing during normal business hours at the:
- [* Bothwell Swimming Pool Closure](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/bothwell-swimming-pool-closure/)
- [*  Keep on Top of Covid](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/keep-on-top/)
- [* Dog Management Policy Review](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/dog-management-policy-review/) - A copy of the draft document is available here CLICK HERE
- [*  CovidSafe App](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/covidsafe-app/)
- [*  Central Highlands Health and Wellbeing Plan](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/central-highlands-health-and-wellbeing-plan/) - Central Highlands Health and Wellbeing Plan ‘Being Well and Staying Well in the Heart of Tasmania’ You are invited to comment on the Central Highlands Health and Wellbeing Plan ‘Being Well and Staying Well in the Heart of Tasmania’ which was approved by Council for public comment on 21 April 2020. The plan was developed
- [*  Notice of Committee Meetings](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/notice-of-committee-meetings/) - BOTHWELL FOOTBALL CLUB & COMMUNITY CENTRE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Bothwell Football Club & Community Centre Management Committee will be held on Tuesday 1st September 2020 at the Bothwell Football Club & Community Centre, 26 Hollow Tree Road, Bothwell commencing at 10.30am. The public are welcome to attend.
- [*  Highland Lakes Road, Pub with No Beer Corner](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/highland-lakes-road-pub-with-no-beer-corner/)
- [* COVID-19 Update](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/covid-19-update/)
- [IMPORTANT INFORMATION :  Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/important-information-novel-coronavirus-covid-19/) - The safety of the Central Highlands community, our customers and staff is our top priority and we are continuing to monitor developments relating to the Covid-19 Pandemic daily. A new Tasmanian Government Coronavirus website has been launched and is the single source of truth for information relating to COVID-19 - www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au Looking after your mental
- [Mayors Statement Regarding Covid-19 Pandemic](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/statement-regarding-covid-19-pandemic/) - STATEMENT REGARDING COVID-19 PANDEMIC Central Highlands Council has become aware of concerns held by some members of the community regarding interstate travel recently undertaken by a member of Council staff. On Friday, 20 March 2020 at approximately 8.40pm, Council’s General Manager landed at Hobart International Airport on a flight from Sydney. The General Manager arrived

## Pages

- [Home](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/) - Welcome The Central Highlands covers 8,010 sq km, or 12 per cent of Tasmania’s land mass, and is home to disparate, but thriving communities. It has a permanent population of 2,216 and 3,700 ratepayers, many of whom own shacks in the communities around the region’s numerous spectacular lakes and mountains. The Central Highlands boasts
- [Development Applications](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/development-applications/) - Development Applications as advertised in the Mercury Newspaper MONDAY 20 JULY 2026 Notice is hereby given that an applications has been made to Council under the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 for the use or development of land as follows: Location: 7 Wilburville Road, Wilburville / CLICK HERE TO VIEW APPLICATION Proposal: DA
- [Current Agendas & Minutes](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/current-agendas-minutes/) - Council Meetings Council Meetings 2026 Members of the Public are welcome to attend Council meetings. The Ordinary Council Meetings will now commence at 9.00 pm with ‘Public Question Time’ commencing at 9.30 am for each meeting. The meetings are open to the public The intention is to provide the public with an opportunity to come
- [Council Policies](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/council-policies/) - PDF Downloads 2013-02 Use of Council Halls Policy 2013-03 Fraud Control Policy 2013-05 Use of Council Vehicles Policy 2015-06 Tendering and Procurement Policy 2013-07 Council Camping Ground Facilities Policy 2013-08 Public Open Space Policy 2013-10 Reimbursement of Councillors Legal Expenses Policy 2013-11 Legal Opinions Policy 2013-12 Tree & Vegetation Vandalism Policy 2013-13 Rates & Charges
- [Rates and Charges](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/rates-and-charges/) - RATES NOTICES We are calling on residents to register an email address and ‘Opt In’ to receive Rates Notices electronically. With the increased cost of postage and longer delivery times, electronic delivery will be timelier, convenient, and will help Council reduce its carbon footprint. By opting in for electronic delivery of information: •You will now
- [Environment](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/environment/) - Council's environmental services division is based at the Council Office Alexander Street, Bothwell. Ph. 6259 5503. In This Section Food Safety Dogs Waste Management Environmental Health Fees & Charges 2026/2027
- [Waste Management](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/environment/waste-management/) - Waste Management Door to Door Garbage and Recycling Collections Domestic waste is collected weekly on Mondays in Gretna, Westerway, Fentonbury, Ellendale, and Wayatinah and on Tuesdays in Bothwell, Hamilton, Ouse & Osterley. Recycling waste is collected fortnightly on the same day. Please click below link for dates. Recycling Collection Dates -2025-2026 Recycling Collection Dates -2026-2027
- [Planning and Building Information](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/planning-and-building-information/) - Development & Environmental Services The Development and Environmental Services Office is located at 19 Alexander Street, Bothwell. The department is responsible for Land Use Planning and Development, Environmental Health, and Building and Plumbing regulatory control. PDF's for Download Procedures for Making Applications Building & Plumbing Fees 2026/2027 Planning Fees 2026/2027 ITB & Building Permit
- [Fees & Charges 2026-27](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/services/fees/) - Cemetery Fees Land $570 Grave Digging *Single Depth *Double Depth $700 $820 Re-Opening Grave for 2nd Internment $700 Headstone with Rose Bowl (Lawn Cemetery) $580 Headstone with Rose Bowl (Old Section of Cemetery) $1,160 Ashes Wall $190 Attaching Plaque to Headstone $70 Burial of Ashes $190 Plaques (order forms available upon request) Cost Price +
- [Dogs](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/environment/dogs/) - Dog Registration Dogs must be registered in each financial year and under Tasmanian State legislation must also be microchipped. Council sets its annual registration fees in June, each year. Life Time Dog Tags Central Highlands Council has ‘lifetime tags’ for your dog’s registration. These tags are a small metal disc with your dog’s unique registration
- [Highlands BushFest 2026](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/bushfest/) - BushFest is Tasmania Outdoors! Held in the heart of the Central Highlands, BushFest brings together thousands of people who share a passion for camping, fly fishing, off roading, mountain biking, bushwalking, hunting, sustainable harvesting, traditional skills and outdoor adventure. Across two action-packed days you'll discover hands-on demonstrations, practical workshops, expert presenters, quality exhibitors, live entertainment,
- [Tenders](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/tenders/) - CURRENT TENDERS There are currently no tenders.
- [Public Notices](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/public-notices/) - Notices CENTRAL HIGHLANDS COUNCIL NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Council Meetings 2026 Members of the Public are welcome to attend Council meetings The Ordinary Council Meetings will now commence at 9.00 am with ‘Public Question Time’ commencing at 9.30 am for each meeting. The meetings are open to the public. The intention is to provide
- [Bothwell Swimming Pool](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/services/bothwell-swimming-pool/) - The Bothwell open air 20 x 7 metre pool opens from December to March/April each year. It is patrolled by qualified life guards and refreshments are available. SEASON OPENING 19 DECEMBER 2025 SEASON CLOSING 22 MARCH 2026 2025/2026 Season Fees Daily Entry Fees: Season Vouchers: Adult: $4.00 Junior: $2.00 Pensioner:
- [News](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/news/)
- [Positions Vacant](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/positions-vacant/) - CURRENT VACANCIES Council does not currently have any vacancies
- [Planning Scheme](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/central-highlands-interim-planning-scheme-2015/) - CENTRAL HIGHLANDS LOCAL PROVISIONS SCHEDULE TASMANIAN PLANNING SCHEME – CENTRAL HIGHLANDS The Tasmanian Planning Scheme is a single set of planning rules that will apply consistently across Tasmania through the State Planning Provisions (SPPs). The SPPs are applied in each Council through the Local Provisions Schedule (LPS), comprising of zoning maps, code overlays and local
- [Strategic Plans & Reports](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/strategic-plans-reports/) - Plans & Reports for Viewing Council continually reviews its strategies in order to be proactive and effective in its innovative delivery of initiatives and services to the Central Highlands community. PDF Downloads Annual Report 2025 Annual Report 2024 Annual Report 2023 Annual Report 2022 Annual Report 2021 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report 2019 Annual Report
- [Electoral Enrolment Form](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/electoral-enrolment-form/) - Information for Voters at Local Government Elections Am I eligible to vote in Tasmanian local government elections? You are eligible to vote if you are: An owner or occupier of land in the municipal are; Over the age of 18 years; Not serving a term of imprisonment; Not subject to an order under the Mental
- [Covid-19 Information](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/covid-19/) - COVID-19 Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that cause respiratory infections. Respiratory infections affect the parts of the body used in breathing: the nose, throat and lungs. The illnesses caused by coronaviruses range from the common cold to more serious illnesses, like COVID-19. Staying well There are lots of things that we can do
- [Right to Information](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/right-to-information/) - What is the Right to Information? The Right to Information Act 2009 commenced on July 1, 2010 and provides for greater access to information held by government bodies and public authorities, including councils by: Encouraging greater routine and active disclosure of information held by public authorities without the need for requests and applications; Giving members
- [Bothwell](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/bothwell/)
- [Cafes, Pubs, Restaurants & Takeaways](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/cafes-pubs-restaurants-takeaways/) - Bothwell Garage 16 Patrick Street, Bothwell Ph: (03) 6259 5599 Bothwell Superstore 18 Patrick Street, Bothwell Ph: (03) 6259 5508 Castle Hotel 14 Patrick Street, Bothwell (03) 6259 5502 Sealy's Store 12 Alexander Street, Bothwell 0475 393 289 Clyde Mill 254 Nant Lane, Bothwell 0499 017 211 Bronte Park Highland Village 378 Marlborough Hwy, Bronte
- [Application Forms](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/application-forms/) - Development Application for Planning Approval Application for Subdivision Request for a Minor Amendment of Planning Permit Application for Extension Time to Planning Permit CHC Subdivision Guidelines for Developers Building & Plumbing Application for Demolition Permit - CLC - Notice of Work (Form 1) Application for Building Permit - CLC - Notice of Work (Form
- [Central Highlands Visitor Centre](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/central-highlands-visitor-centre/) - Central Highlands Visitor Centre The Central Highlands Visitor Centre is located in Market Place Bothwell. Hours of operation are: 11.00am - 3.00pm Please note: hours are subject to change due to volunteer availability and we suggest people phone to confirm opening hours before travelling to Bothwell Contact details: Ph: 6259 4033 Email: chcvc@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au The Central
- [Councillor Details](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/councillor-details/) - Mayor Loueen Triffitt (Lou) River Street, Hamilton TAS 7140 Phone: 03 6286 3275 Email: ltriffitt@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au Cr Anthony Archer 'Norwood' Bothwell TAS 7030 Mobile: 0427 215 558 Email: aarcher@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au Cr Julie Honner PO Box 30, Bothwell TAS 7030 Mobile: 0417 168 339 Email: jhonner@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au Deputy Mayor Jim Allwright PO Box 29, Ouse TAS 7140 Phone: 03 6288
- [Contact](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/contact/) - Offices Administration & Works & Services 6 Tarleton Street, Hamilton TAS 7140 PO Box 20, Hamilton TAS 7140 Phone: (03) 6286 3202 Email: council@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au Open from 8.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday. Development & Environmental Services 19 Alexander Street, Bothwell TAS 7030 Phone: (03) 6259 5503 Email: development@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au Open from 8.00am to 5.00pm Monday to
- [Food Safety](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/environment/food-safety/) - Food Safety Advice COVID-19 Information Important Information for Food Businesses ONLINE SAFETY TRAINING "FREE Online Safety Training" Central Highlands Council offers free online food safety training.This training helps to teach you what you need to do to keep food safe. It’s free. It’s easy to do. It takes about two hours to complete the whole
- [Tourism](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/) - HELP BOTHWELL WIN TASSIE TOP TOURISM TOWN Voting is now open for Tassie's Top Tourism Town awards. Council are pleased to support Bothwell's entry into the awards in the "Tiny Tourism Town Award for populations under 1,500." Bothwell's submission page can be found HERE In addition to benefits from promoting the Central Highlands, each of
- [Is Bothwell Tassie's Top Tiny Tourism Town? ](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/is-bothwell-tassies-top-tiny-tourism-town/) - HELP BOTHWELL WIN TASSIE TOP TOURISM TOWN Voting is now open for Tassie's Top Tourism Town awards. Council are pleased to support Bothwell's entry into the awards in the "Tiny Tourism Town Award for populations under 1,500." Bothwell's submission page can be found HERE In addition to benefits from promoting the Central Highlands, each of
- [Road & Bridge Closures](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/road-bridge-closures/) - Ouse River Bridge, Waddamana - Update The Department of State Growth, in consultation with the Central Highlands Council, is investigating options to design and construct a new Ouse River Bridge on Bashan Road after the collapse of the existing bridge in March 2024. Please CLICK HERE to access up to date information from the Department
- [Caravan & Camping Sites](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/caravan-and-camping-sites/) - CARAVAN PARK AND CAMPSITES Bothwell Caravan Park $40 a night powered site & $30 unpowered Dump site, showers, toilets, laundry No Bookings taken for this site (except for the annual Highlands Bushfest held in November each year) Ph: (03) 6259 5503 Fees can be paid at the Bothwell Council Office during normal opening hours or
- [Performance Improvement Direction](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/performance-improvement-direction/) - Performance Improvement Direction (PID) to Mayor Loueen Triffitt, dated 2nd August 2024 - CLICK HERE TO VIEW PID Statement of Expectations - Signed 8th October 2024
- [Emergency Management](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/emergency-management/) - Have you been effected by the recent floods? Community Drop-in Sessions Have you been affected by the recent floods? Attend a drop-in session and find out what support is available to you. Tuesday 10 Sept - Glenora District School (620 Gordon River Road, Glenora), 3pm-6pm Wednesday 11 Sept - Maydena RSL (70 Kallista Rd, Maydena), 3pm-7pm Thursday
- [Housing Applications](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/housing-applications/) - PDF Downloads Eligibility Criteria Independent Living Units Application Form Independent Living Units Eligibility Criteria Ouse Housing Units Application Form Ouse Housing Units VACANCY INDEPENDENT LIVING UNITS Central Highlands Council is inviting applications from residents of the Central Highlands interested in renting a vacant 2-bedroom Independent Living Unit located at Archer Drive, Bothwell. Further information and
- [Noise Nuisance](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/noise-nuisance/) - Residential Noise and Hours of Use Noise pollution is sound at a level that is annoying, distracting or physically harmful. This can mean different things to different people. To assist in protecting the community from unwanted noise, the Noise Regulations include Permissible Hours of Use as outlined in the information sheet below: * Residential Noise
- [Stallholder Application](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/stallholderapp/)
- [Archived Agendas & Minutes](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/archived-agendas-minutes/) - Agendas 2022 AGM - Agenda 13 December 2022 / Draft Minutes 7 December 2021 / Annual Report 2021-2022 Agenda December 2022 / Agenda Attachments Agenda November 2022 / Agenda Attachments Agenda October 2022 / Agenda Attachments Agenda September 2022 / Agenda Attachments Agenda August 2022 / Agenda Attachments / 7.0 Health & Wellbeing / Derwent Catchment /
- [Community Publications](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/community/community-publications/) - The Highland Digest The Highland Digest is published by Ouse Online Community Access Centre. If you have Articles, Letters, Photos or Advertisements that you would like included in the Digest please forward it to: The Highland Digest PO Box 9 Ouse 7140 Ouse Online Access Centre The Old Library Building 6947 Main Road
- [River Clyde Flood Mapping Study](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/river-clyde-flood-mapping-study/) - River Clyde Flood Mapping The Australian Government’s National Flood Mitigation Infrastructure program provided funding to support the Central Highlands Council to undertake a River Clyde Flood Mapping Study. The objective of the project was to map the River Clyde flood plain in the township of Bothwell and surrounding area, with the project being undertaken by
- [Forms](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/forms-2/) - Roads Application for Permit to Carry out Works in a Road Reservation Completed forms to be returned to jbranch@centralhighlands.tas.gov.au
- [Roads & Bridges](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/roads-bridges/)
- [St Patricks Plains Wind Farm Documents](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/st-patricks-plains-wind-farm-documents/) - Covering Letter - ERA Planning - 29 June 2023 Covering letter Ark Energy Projects Pty Ltd -29 June 2023 St Patricks Plains Wind Farm Planning Application Form - 6 Mar 2023 Title documentation for 21 titles PWS Consent to DA – 6011 Highland Lakes Road Steppes, St Patricks Plains Wind Farm Pty Ltd PWS Instrument
- [Health](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/community/health/) - Medical Centres Bothwell Medical Centre (Bothwell Doctors) Patrick Street, Bothwell. Ph: 6259 5520 Monday (alternate) 8.30am - 5pm Tuesday 8.30am - 5pm Wednesday 8.30am - 5pm Thursday 8.30am - 5 pm Friday (alternate) 8.30am - 5pm Central Highlands Community Health 6286 Lyell Highway, Ouse. Ph: 6122 2000 Monday to Friday: 8am - 4.30pm excluding
- [Customer Service Charter](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/customer-service-charter/) - Customer Service Charter Policy No 2014 - 22 Customer Service Charter
- [Bothwell Bicentenary Festival 2022](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/bothwell-bi-centenary-festival-2022/) - Commemorating the 200th anniversary of this picturesque agricultural township in the Central Highlands Tasmania. The Bicentenary commemoration of the township of Bothwell is being held on the weekend of 14 - 16 October 2022. The Bothwell Bicentennial Festival organising team have been hard at work to bring you a wonderful festival to nudge your sense
- [Festival Program](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/festival-program/) - The Bothwell Bicentennial Festival organising team have been hard at work to bring you a wonderful festival to nudge your sense of time. Program here, plan your weekend! The committee have aimed to have a mix of guided and self-guided tours as well as workshops; some free and some requiring guests to purchase, covering all
- [Events](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/events/)
- [Miena](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/miena/)
- [Poultry](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/poultry/) - Domestic Poultry You can keep poultry in the Central Highlands Municipality as long as they are kept at least 6 metres away from any dwelling and at least 1 metre away from a fence or boundary and are completely contained within your own boundary. The structures, buildings, enclosures or areas that the poultry have access
- [Natural Resource Management](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/natural-resource-management/) - The NRM program of work is undertaken by Derwent Catchment Project on our behalf, in a partnership with Derwent Valley Council. Derwent Catchment Project The Derwent Catchment Project is a grass roots community run organisation that aims to increase and improve the natural condition of the Derwent Catchment. The programs they deliver cover agricultural best
- [Planning and Building](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/forms/) - Council's Development and Environmental Services Office is located at 19 Alexander Street, Bothwell. Ph. 6259 5503. In This Section Development Applications on Public Display Application Forms Planning and Building Information Central Highlands Interim Planning Scheme 2015
- [Residents’ Guide](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/community/residents-guide/) - Welcome to the Central Highlands. A regional guide for new and existing residents is available by opening the link below. PDF Downloads New Residents Kit 2019-20
- [Emergency Numbers](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/emergency-numbers/) - After Hours Emergency Contact - 0428 770 194 Tas Water 136 992 Tas Networks 132 004 Department of State Growth 1300 139 933
- [Waddamana](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/waddamana/)
- [Ouse](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/ouse/)
- [Community Grants](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/community/community-grants/) - Council Approval Council approves Community Grants up to 50% of a project, to a maximum of $500. Applications are to be made on the official form and primary consideration is given to those providing complete and detailed information. For assistance in completing applications, please don't hesitate to contact the Council Office on (03) 6286 3202.
- [Arthurs Lake](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/arthurs-lake/)
- [Highlands Tasmania Touring Map](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/highlands-tasmania-touring-map/) - Touring Map The Highlands Tasmania Touring Map was launched in 2013, encompassing the entire Central Highlands Region and all the jewels in its crown. It specifically promotes two iconic destinations in the west of the region – Lake St Clair, the deepest freshwater lake in Australia, and The Wall in the Wilderness, a living icon,
- [Bronte Park](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/bronte-park/)
- [Council](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/council/) - Council Meetings Council meetings are usually held on the third Tuesday of every month, alternating between Hamilton and Bothwell. For further information on dates, venue & times please call the Hamilton office on 6286 3202. Each meeting is open to public from 10am. In This Section Councillor Details Emergency Numbers Current Agendas & Minutes Archived
- [Gretna](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/gretna/)
- [Golfing in the Highlands](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/golfing-in-the-highlands/) - Highlands Tasmania not only boasts the oldest golf course outside Scotland in Ratho, at Bothwell, but the highest above sea level in Australia in Tarraleah Golf Club. Tarraleah Golf Club Beside Tarraleah Estate, off the Lyell Highway, Tarraleah Club has a nine hole course with 16 tees. Phone: 6289 3172 Ouse Country Club Ouse Country
- [Tasmanian Trail](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/tasmanian-trail/) - The Tasmanian Trail has evolved to meet the needs of a wide range of users – equestrians, mountain bike riders and walkers. It is the only long distance trail in Tasmania and its route has been designed for those who enjoy soft adventure, rather than hardened wilderness seekers. The trail traverses a route from Devonport,
- [Fishing in the Central Highlands  ](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/fishing-in-the-central-highlands/) - Trout Guides & Lodges Tasmania Trout Guides and Lodges Tasmania Inc. has a membership of the finest and most respected trout fishing guides and lodges in Tasmania. All its members are committed to providing the best knowledge and service possible, and are dedicated to Tasmania's exceptional, wild trout fishery. View Website Anglers Alliance Tasmania The
- [Hamilton](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/hamilton/)
- [Derwent Bridge / Lake St Clair](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/derwent-bridge-lake-st-clair/)
- [Services](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/services/) - Council Services Council provides a range of administration and other services for residents at its offices in Hamilton and Bothwell. These services are listed under Fees. In This Section Cemetery Fees Hall Hire – Hamilton and Bothwell Equipment Hire Recreation Ground Hire Truck Wash – Hamilton and Bothwell Water Sales Photocopying Laminating Facsimilie
- [Business Advice](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/business/business-advice/) - One Stop Shop and Being Investment Ready A one-stop shop for advice has been created for Central Highlands businesses as a key part of Council’s ongoing commitment to its Economic Development Strategy. Community and economic development officer Philip Ridyard has joined the Council team, bringing with him more than 30 years’ experience in marketing, management
- [Business](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/business/) - Business in The Central Highlands Central Highlands Council is committed to the strategic development of existing, and new, business opportunities in the region. It adopts a whole of Council approach to facilitating new initiatives that will bring prosperity and community benefit to the Highlands, strengthen its diversity, and create jobs. The Central Highlands Economic Development
- [Investment Opportunities](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/business/investment-opportunities/) - Potential Investors Council seeks to be the conduit between potential investors and opportunities for investment within the Highlands region. Through its Highlands Tasmania Brand and Economic Stimulus Strategy, Central Highlands Council has been actively identifying sectors ripe for investment and projects that are either, early stage or more advanced business plans, shovel-ready, or operating and
- [Southern Highlands Irrigation Scheme](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/business/southern-highlands-irrigation-scheme/) - Irrigation Scheme This scheme, which will provide 6,500megalitres of water from the new Southern Field dam, to properties north and south of Bothwell, is vital in the diversification of agriculture and expansion into dairying, horticulture, viticulture and potential downstream processing. Infrastructure Australia has been asked to fund the project by the State government and Council
- [Economic Development Stimulus Strategy](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/business/economic-development-stimulus-strategy/) - Stimulus Strategy Council’s Economic Stimulus Strategy aims to overcome the financial and emotional damage caused to the Highlands Community by the demise of the forestry industry through highlighting opportunities in agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, small business, and the development of tourism and infrastructure. The strategy identifies the urgent need for Federal funding of the Southern Highlands
- [Brochures](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/brochures/) - Download The PDF Miena Brochure
- [Tarraleah](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/tarraleah/)
- [Steppes](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/steppes/)
- [Fentonbury](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/fentonbury/)
- [Ellendale](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/ellendale/)
- [Accommodation & Attractions](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/) - Accommodation & Attractions Highlands Tasmania encompasses a myriad of accommodation styles from backpackers and camping sites to boutique facilities meeting the highest of international standards. The following pages detail accommodation and attractions, location by location. There is something for everyone! Arthurs Lake Bothwell Bronte Park Derwent Bridge / Lake St Clair Ellendale Fentonbury Gretna Hamilton
- [Westerway](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/westerway/)
- [Community](https://centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/community/) - Central Highlands Council has a strong community focus and supports many agencies and organisations involved in enriching the region. It is proactive in its commitment to the Highlands’ community.

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