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by Brighton Community News27 July
Do you need help getting to work or training?

Area Connect offers flexi­ble transport solutions in regional areas to help people get to work or training where access to transport is limited or unavailable.

by Brighton Community News27 July
Need advice on blood-borne viruses and sexual health?

If you have questions about Hepatitis C, HIV or general sexual health, tasCAHRD can help with information, ad­vice, referrals and train­ing about blood-borne viruses and sexual health. For more infor­mation, call tasCAHRD on 1800 437 222.

by Brighton Community News27 July
No to forced council amalgamations

The state government has offi­cially announced there will be no forced amalgamations of lo­cal governments across Tasma­nia, including Brighton Council.

by Brighton Community News27 July
Get ahead of asthma and allergies
by Brighton Community News27 July
Welcome to our newly elected Council members
by Brighton Council27 July
Play your part in a Covid safe return to school

The new school year has commenced and we understand there may be concerns about COVID-19.

by Brighton Council27 July
Got a cool snap of the Bridgewater Jerry

Café Connections is hosting a competition to highlight the artistic talents of Brighton residents. Take a snap of Bridgewater Jerry and upload your photo to the Café Connections Facebook page by Friday 5 August, 2022 for your chance to win.

by Brighton Council27 July
Nothing plain about this Plain English

Are you interested in writing in plain English so that you can communicate in a clear, consistent and concise way with your readers?

by Brighton Council27 July
Expressions of interest

Centacare Evolve Housing is looking to mentor local community members to improve communication skills and utilise tools to run successful community projects and events, and get their messages out there.

by Sheryl Rainbird27 July
Brighton Alive wins at the Tasmanian LiFE Awards

Congratulations to the Brighton Alive Network, which was deservedly awarded as joint winner of the Lifeline Tasmania Communities in Action for Suicide Prevention LiFE Award at the recent Tasmanian LiFE Awards. These awards are now in their seventeenth year and recognise the valuable contribution by individuals, communities, businesses and government in suicide prevention. This year there was a record 30 nominations for the LiFE Awards with eight in the Lifeline Tasmania Communities in Action for Suicide Prevention award.

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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!
Do you need help getting to work or training?
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