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.

Kerbside collections that would normally occur on Christmas Day, Thursday 25 December, for waste, recycling and FOGO, will occur on Sunday 28 December 2025.

As we approach the end of another busy year in the Brighton Municipality, I want to take this opportunity to reflect on some of our achievements together as a community.

As Mayor of Brighton, I’m proud to announce that Brighton Council is once again showing its commitment to building a welcoming and inclusive community by joining The Big Tassie Walk – a statewide initiative led by the Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas).

The $800 million new Bridgewater Bridge can realise a far broader return on investment for the tax-payer than its core purpose of better movement of people and goods.

After the formation of the Brighton Youth Action Group (BYAG), the need for a dedi­cated youth worker was iden­tified to work alongside the young people and to develop a Youth Strategy.

More homes are on the way following approval of a new 10.7-hectare subdivision in Brighton.

An artist impression of the new clubrooms at Ted Jeffries Me­morial Park in Seymour Street, Brighton has been released.

As we step into 2025, our Brighton region stands at the crossroads of commu­nity transformation.

With the huge success of the Christmas carols event in 2024, a Christmas Celebrations Committee has been established to support the organisation of 2025’s festivities.