by Brighton Community News21 October
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning

You cannot see, taste or smell carbon monoxide, so being aware of the risks and symp­toms of gas poisoning can save your life.

by Brighton Community News21 October
Brighton High School enrolment plan released

The doors will open to Brighton High School students in Year 7 and Year 11 in 2025. Enrol­ments for subsequent year levels will progress with Year 8 and Year 12 offered in 2026, Year 9 in 2027 and Year 10 in 2028.

by Brighton Community News21 October
Brighton Town Square construction begins

The construction of the Brigh­ton Town Square, near the new IGA has commenced, with the project expected to be com­pleted by mid-February 2025.

by Brighton Community News21 October
Highlands Bushfest turns 10

Highlands Bushfest, a cele­bration of the great outdoors, is turning 10 this year, with an epic celebration planned.

by Brighton Community News21 October
Bridgewater Youth Hub on track

TALS (Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service) and Brighton Council are moving to the next stage of bringing Bridgewa­ter Youth Hub to life.

by Brighton Community News21 October
Chocolate and banana muffins

Want to use up those old bananas but are sick of banana bread?

by Brighton Community News21 October
Grand Savio College reunion

Did you attend the Grand Sav­io College? There’s a reunion being held over the weekend of 18-20 October, with events for Savio students who were there between 1947-1972 inclusive.

by Brighton Community News21 October
Pony Club honour

Brighton and Southern Mid­lands Pony Club has awarded member Kareena Blackwell with Life Membership.

by Brighton Community News21 October
What’s On in October/November 2024
by Brighton Community News21 October
Celebrate Sprinterfest

Winterfest has a new date, having transformed into Sprinterfest

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Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Brighton Council embraces reconciliation
Brighton Council has been progressing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) under the Reconciliation Australia framework. A RAP is a structured approach to advancing reconciliation in Australia by making a public commitment as an organisation to reconciliation. There are three core pillars – Relationships, Respect and Opportunities.
New solar panels to save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Next time you’re going past the Civic Centre, look up at the roof!
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
Keeping safe from indoor gas poisoning
October – November 2024

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