Community News

by Brighton Community News7 August
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird

Biosecurity Tasmania are reminding residents not to touch sick or dead birds, amid ongoing monitoring for bird flu (avian influenza).

 

by Brighton Community News7 August
Brighton Mayor takes on state role with LGAT

Brighton Council’s Mayor, Leigh Gray, has taken on a new role at state level, stepping into the Vice President position at the Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT).

by Brighton Community News7 August
Brighton Council honours community volunteers

Brighton Council has recognised local volunteers and community groups through its 2026 Community Volunteer Awards, held as part of National Volunteer Week in May.

by Brighton Community News7 August
Tackling Tassie e-waste

Got an old TV or computer monitor gathering dust? You can now clear space at home while helping shape the future of e-waste recycling in Tasmania by dropping it off to the Brighton Waste Transfer Station for free!

 

by Brighton Community News7 August
Local volunteer shares her story

Moira Davidson was recently asked to speak at the Brighton Community Volunteer Awards to reflect on what inspires people to volunteer.

by Brighton Community News7 August
2026-2027 Budget – Looking ahead with confidence

As Mayor, I’m pleased to share Brighton Council’s 2026–2027 Budget, a budget that reflects our confidence in the future of our area and our commitment to delivering the infrastructure, services and community initiatives that will benefit residents for years to come.

 

by Brighton Community News7 August
Bridgewater pharmacy named TAS/SA store of the year

Priceline Pharmacy Bridgewater has been named Priceline Pharmacy TAS/SA Store of the Year for 2026, picking up the award at a conference in Cairns.

by Brighton Community News7 August
AIDA Tasmania celebrates culture, community and connection

AIDA Tasmania has enjoyed a busy and uplifting few months, bringing people together through cultural celebration, community generosity, and the energy of Indonesian martial arts.

by Brighton Community News7 August
Council awarded urban greening grant to tackle heat risk

Brighton Council has been awarded $25,000 through the Tasmanian Government’s Urban Greening Grants program to support a new project that will help cool one of Brighton’s highest residential heat-risk areas.

by Brighton Community News7 August
Jerry’s return is almost here

The restoration of one of Bridgewater’s most cherished public artworks is entering its final chapter, with the iconic Jerry sculpture now just weeks away from being fully restored.

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What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
Brighton’s Next Chapter: More Homes, More Opportunity
Brighton continues to be positioned as one of Tasmania’s most exciting growth areas, and recent announcements regarding housing and development show that our community is well-positioned for the future.
Powering up Pontville
Throughout April, energy upgrades were completed at the Pontville Regional Sports Centre, marking an important step towards a cleaner, more efficient future for this much-loved community facility.
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
What to do if you find a sick or injured bird
August – September 2026

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