Clarence City Council seeks to Award residents
20 October 2009
Clarence City Council is calling for nominations for the 2010 Australia Day Citizen's Awards to acknowledge those residents who have made an outstanding contribution to the Clarence community.
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Dynamic Seniors Committee seeks new members
19 October 2009
Are you interested in joining a dynamic group of people helping Clarence City Council to improve the life of older people in the City?
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Bellerive foreshore section closed for safety reasons
6 October 2009
For reasons of public safety, Clarence City Council has closed access to the base of a
20-metre section of cliff along the Bellerive Bluff foreshore.
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Seniors invited to Get Going
2 October 2009
Get to Work Outdoors, Get Creative and Get Learning are just some of the suggestions for Seniors in the new Get Going Guide launched today by the Mayor of Clarence, Alderman Jock Campbell.
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Navy Memorial Precinct only one in Tasmania
11 September 2009
A Navy Memorial Precinct commemorating naval service in the Second World War, the only one of its kind in Tasmania, was officially opened today by the Mayor of Clarence, Alderman Jock Campbell
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New free guide available to Clarence parks
1 September 2009
The new Popular Parks in Clarence booklet is designed to help families to plan activities around the City.
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Events Heat Up In Clarence
26 August 2009
The warmer weather heralds the beginning of Clarence City Council's outdoor events season with many of the City's favourite festivals scheduled in October.
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Artist Fukutoshi Ueno’s collaboration with Akira Isogawa
30 July 2009
Clarence City Council has awarded the biennial Clarence Prize for Excellence in Furniture Design to artist Fukutoshi Ueno for his work titled Dress Code that he designed in collaboration with internationally celebrated fashion designer Akira Isogawa.
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Clarence to enter three year partnership with Surf Life Saving Tasmania
21 July 2009
Clarence City Council has announced a three year partnership agreement with Surf Life Saving Tasmania to continue the provision of lifeguard services during the busy summer months at Clifton Beach
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Council approves two new developments worth $60m
8 July 2009
Clarence City Council has approved two major building developments on the Eastern Shore with more than 280 living units and an estimated combined worth of over $60m.
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Joint system upgrades to meet growing water needs of Clarence
29 June 2009
Residents of the Clarence municipality will soon have improved water supply thanks to augmentations of the water system.
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Sewering Lauderdale one step closer
12 June 2009
In one of its last actions as steward of water and sewerage in Clarence, Clarence City Council has accepted a tender from Spectran Pty Ltd to supply and install major infrastructure to support the provision of sewerage services to Lauderdale.
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Council wins National Award for sewerage strategy
28 May 2009
Clarence City Council's Cambridge Sewerage Strategy has won a prestigious National Award for Local Government in the Innovation in Natural Resource Management category.
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Clarence Family Day Care on show to the nation
25 May 2009
A group of high profile politicians and public figures including Parliamentary Secretary for Early Childhood Education and Childcare Hon.
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Rosny Foreshore Trail Link Opens
25 May 2009
Access to one of Clarence's most beautiful walking tracks was recently made easier with the opening of the Rosny-Montagu Bay trail link.
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CCTV on line in the Rosny Bus Mall
18 May 2009
Clarence City Council, in partnership with Metro Tasmania, Tasmania Police and the Australian Government, has recently installed a CCTV monitoring network in the Rosny Bus Mall.
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Clarence appalled at blatant cost shifting by State
7 May 2009
Clarence City Council has described the State Government's decision to make Councils meet the cost of Pensioner Concessions for water and sewerage services as a shameful and blatant act of cost shifting.
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Clarence Residents To Be Slugged Over Water And Sewerage
6 May 2009
CLARENCE residents are set to face a 33 percent increase over the next three years under the proposed Interim Pricing Order for water and sewerage released by the Treasurer, with the eventual outcome likely to be a 70 per cent hike in costs.
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Clarence concerned over changes to planning legislation
1 May 2009
Clarence City Council has raised a number of concerns regarding the changes to the planning legislation proposed by the State Government.
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Merv Hughes to launch ‘Clarence Roadshow for Men’s Health’
30 April 2009
Cricketing legend Merv Hughes will be visiting Hobart on June 16 to launch the 'Clarence Roadshow for Men's Health'
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Clarence Council rewards young water savers
30 April 2009
Clarence City Council today presented prizes to the primary school winners of its annual Water Conservation Poster Competition.
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Final Climate Change Report Received
27 April 2009
The final report of the joint Australian, State and Local Government report assessing the impacts of and actions to respond to climate change on Clarence's coastal areas has been received by Council.
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Lindisfarne village upgrade works to commence this year
14 April 2009
Clarence City Council has adopted a preferred option for the future enhancement of Lindisfarne Village as part of Council's Lindisfarne Village Streetscape Project following extensive consultation with the local community.
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Youth get crash course in safety
20 March 2009
A dramatic mock crash event combined with the presence of the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania and Headway Support Services highlighted life-saving safety messages to young drivers at the Road Safety Expo at Rosny College on Wednesday, 18 March.
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Car theft message spreads in Clarence
20 March 2009
According to the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council there were 248 car thefts recorded in the City of Clarence in 2008, with the highest number of thefts occurring in Howrah.
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Get the best at the Youth Fest
18 February 2009
On Saturday, 4 April, the popular Youth Week Festival returns to Bellerive Boardwalk with a relaxed, entertaining afternoon, showcasing local talent and fun activities.
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Greenhouse Gas Reduction Target Survey
26 February 2009
Council is calling on the community (residents, industry and commerce) to assist in setting a target for greenhouse gas emission reduction in the community.
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Clarence Prize for Excellence in Furniture Design call for entries
15 February 2009
The 2009 Clarence Prize for Excellence in Furniture Design was launched by Clarence Council Jan 10th with a call for entries.
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Clarence Jazz Festival swings into the City!
10 February 2009
The Clarence Jazz Festival is Tasmania's premier jazz festival featuring six days of concerts in a distinctive range of riverside settings.
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Climate Change Impacts on Clarence Coastal Areas Received
22 January 2009
A joint Australian, State and Local Government report assessing the impacts of and actions to respond to climate change over the next 25 to 100 years on Clarence's coastal areas has been received by Council.
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Lights, cameras, action in Rosny Bus Mall
5 January 2009
Clarence City Council, in partnership with Metro Tasmania and Tasmania Police, has successfully secured funding under a grant from the Australian Government for the installation of a CCTV monitoring network in the Rosny Bus Mall
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Making council accessible to all
20 November 2008
Clarence City Council is seeking input on how it can improve the accessibility of the information it distributes to the community.
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Waste Water Plant now operating in Cambridge
17 December 2008
The largest Waste Water Treatment Plant of its kind in Tasmania is now operating in Cambridge.
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Clarence City Council sets corporate carbon reduction goals
17 December 2008
Clarence City Council has endorsed a greenhouse gas emissions target of 20% below 2003 levels by 2015.
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New plan to capture Clarence’s cultural history
16 December 2008
Clarence City Council has adopted a Cultural History Plan that identifies initiatives and significant activities to promote and preserve the cultural heritage of Clarence.
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Clarence presents grants worth $30,000 to Land and Coastcare volunteers
7 December 2008
In conjunction with the national Coastcare Week Clarence City Council has presented grants worth $30,000 as part of its Clarence Land and Coastcare Grants Program to 17 Landcare and Coastcare groups at Wentworth Park today.
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Talented five through to Young Jazz final
26 November 2008
Five finalists have been selected for the Clarence Jazz Festival, Young Jazz Players Competition, with a record number of semi finalists participating.
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Small track change to have big impact
25 November 2008
Clarence City Council has commenced work to complete a missing link in the popular multiuse Clarence Foreshore Trail at Montagu Bay.
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New tracks and trails for great outdoors
10 November 2008
Clarence City Council has adopted a "Tracks and Trails Action Plan", a strategy to create better access to natural environment enhancing recreation for the Clarence community.
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Council to sewer Lauderdale
7 November 2008
Clarence City Council has accepted a tender for $307,000 for the design and management of a major sewerage reticulation project for the Lauderdale township.
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Clarence seeks community input on draft Cultural History Plan
14 October 2008
Clarence City Council is seeking input from the community on a draft Cultural History Plan to identify initiatives and significant activities to promote and preserve the cultural heritage of Clarence.
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Building in Clarence on the rise
30 September 2008
Figures released recently by Clarence City Council reveal the City is in the midst of a building boom, with building applications on the rise.
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Clarence Council approves new development
3 September 2008
Clarence Council has approved a development application for an addition to the Homemaker Centre at Cambridge Park.
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Waterfront masterplan adopted
2 September 2008
Clarence City Council has adopted an Urban Design Plan for the Kangaroo Bay waterfront.
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Kangaroo Bay Urban Design Plan
16 May 2008
An urban design master plan for the Kangaroo Bay waterfront and adjacent lands has been prepared.
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Council reviews dog exercise areas on Bellerive Beach
26 February 2008
Clarence City Council has adopted a revised Schedule of Declared (dog exercise) Areas, which includes adding an additional restriction on dogs entering a section of Bellerive Beach to accommodate all users of the area.
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Council adopts Dog Management Policy for Clarence
13 November 2007
Clarence City Council has adopted a Dog Management Policy for the City, which sets out principles in regard to where dogs can be exercised in the City as well as a code of responsible dog ownership and a structure for dog registration fees.
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New additions to Anzac Memorial Park
13 November 2007
Five stones and plaques honouring naval service in World War Two were commemorated in a service on Remembrance Day at Anzac Park, Lindisfarne.
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$5.2M Cambridge wastewater plant underway
24 October 2007
Clarence City Council is responding to rapidly expanding commercial development in the Cambridge area and increasing pressure on wastewater treatment facilities and infrastructure by constructing a state of the art wastewater treatment facility at the Hobart International Airport.
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Clarence Recycled Water Scheme extended to Seven Mile Beach
9 October 2007
Clarence City Council today opened a significant extension to the Clarence Recycled Water Scheme which will service a number of intensive users of irrigation in Cambridge and Seven Mile Beach.
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Giant Devil takes to the air
25 September 2007
The Fly@42 South Kite Festival on Sunday 4 November at Wentworth Park will host the national launch of a huge Tasmanian Devil kite.
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History and fun combine at the Seafarer’s Festival
25 September 2007
The Clarence Seafarer's Festival, a day long, free event that promotes seafaring fun, education and entertainment, is back on the Bellerive Boardwalk on Sunday 28 October from 10.30am to 4.00pm.
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Entries close soon for Young Jazz Players Competition
25 September 2007
Entries close on Friday, 9 November for the Young Jazz Players Competition, which is a popular feature of the Clarence by the Water Jazz Festival. The competition offers a $1000 first prize and $500 encouragement award.
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Fire Management Plan adopted for Clarence
20 September 2007
In the lead up to this year's fire season, Clarence City Council has formally adopted a Fire Management Area Fire Protection Plan to help reduce the risk of fire and further promote effective fire management in the City.
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Disability Access Plan approved in Clarence
18 September 2007
Clarence City Council has formally adopted a Disability Access Plan for 2007-2011, which aims to enhance the safety and accessibility of services for the Clarence community.
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Seven Mile Beach construction works approved by Clarence Council
7 September 2007
Clarence City Council will spend $180,000 on ongoing drainage improvements at Seven Mile Beach as part of it 2007/2008 works budget
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Children with disabilities get in the swing in Clarence
3 September 2007
Children with disabilities can now enjoy the simple joy of swinging with a new Liberty Swing at Simmons Park, Lindisfarne.
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Entries now open for revamped jazz competition
1 August 2007
The Young Jazz Players Competition, a popular feature of the Clarence by the Water Jazz Festival, is adapting to boost the participation and development of young Tasmanian musicians.
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Clarence City Council approves Budget and sets rates
24 July 2007
Clarence City Council has approved its Budget for 2007/2008, providing for a general increase in rates and charges of 2.9 per cent (net of State Government charges and Council remissions).
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Public invited to comment on Clarence Dog Management
19 July 2007
Clarence City Council is inviting community feedback on its draft Dog Management Policy for the City, which will see changes to dog exercise areas as well as dog registration fees.
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Council takes action on access in Clarence
18 July 2007
Clarence City Council has undergone a major revamp of its Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) Action Plan.
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New Award recognises excellence in furniture design
5 July 2007
One of the state's oldest stone structures, the recently refurbished Rosny Barn (c.1818) will host Tasmania's newest high profile award for Tasmanian artists and designers.
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Car theft prevention driven by young people
28 June 2007
Clarence City Council today unveiled a series of bumper stickers and street signs designed by a Clarence high school student to raise awareness about vehicle theft and prevention as part of the Operation Bounce Back initiative.
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New public toilet facility for Wentworth Park
18 June 2007
Clarence City Council has accepted a $135,800 tender for the construction of a new public toilet facility at the Wentworth Park playground, including the relocation of the existing Exeloo facility to Montagu Bay.
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$4.8 million works commence on Clarence water supply
6 June 2007
The first soil has been turned on Hobart's eastern shore in a joint Clarence City Council / Hobart Water project to connect two existing drinking water supply systems to meet future needs.
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Proposal to widen use of Bellerive Oval
5 June 2007
A combined development application and Planning Scheme amendment to allow a broader use of Bellerive Oval and its facilities has overcome an important stage in its approval process.
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New waste water treatment plant for Cambridge
22 May 2007
Clarence City Council has accepted a tender for consultants, Pitt and Sherry Holdings Pty Ltd, to manage the design and construction of a new $5.5 million waste water treatment plant and associated sewerage infrastructure at Cambridge.
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Ratepayers slugged 40% fire service increase
22 May 2007
Clarence City Council has called on the State Government to use its massive windfall in land tax and stamp duty to support the vital State Fire Commission.
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Council ensures quality water for Clarence residents
15 May 2007
Clarence City Council has accepted a $235,400 tender for the roofing of two reservoirs in Richmond and one in Tranmere, ensuring clean, potable water for local residents.
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Clarence Council rewards young water savers
10 May 2007
Clarence City Council today presented prizes to the primary school winners of its annual Water Conservation Poster Competition.
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Battle of the Coral Sea remembered in Naval Row
4 May 2007
World War II cruisers the HMAS Hobart, HMAS Perth and HMAS Sydney were today commemorated with the planting of three young Blackwood trees and the placing of plaques at ANZAC Memorial Park, Lindisfarne.
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Positive Ageing Plan for Clarence adopted
30 April 2007
Clarence City Council has adopted a Positive Ageing Plan for 2007 - 2011 to meet the needs of older residents in the City.
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Council ensures road safety in Clarence
26 April 2007
Clarence City Council has formed a Community Road Safety Partnership (CRSP) Advisory Group to address road safety issues and build on current road safety initiatives in the community.
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Clarence’s population booms
17 April 2007
The City of Clarence had the highest increase in population in Tasmania last year according to the latest population figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Recycled water scheme extended to Seven Mile Beach Area
4 April 2007
Clarence City Council has accepted a $1.81 million tender for major water and sewerage projects, including an extension of the Clarence Recycled Water Scheme to the Seven Mile Beach area.
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Public to have a say on future of Opossum Bay
4 April 2007
Clarence City Council has awarded a tender for the development of a Structure Plan for Opossum Bay to identify a framework for future land use planning in the area.
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Clarence youth put on a party
23 March 2007
A community festival designed and driven by young people in Clarence is coming to the Bellerive Boardwalk.
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Damage to Clarence footpaths and tracks
6 March 2007
Clarence City Council has recently experienced problems with people causing damage to footpaths and tracks when carrying out works near Council land.
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Clarence City Council Aldermen shave for a cause
2 March 2007
Clarence City Council Aldermen have joined the fight to raise money for Tasmanians living with leukaemia, today shaving or colouring their hair for The Leukaemia Foundation's 2007 World's Greatest Shave.
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New Easter Holiday Program starts in Clarence
2 March 2007
In response to community need, the Clarence City Council Clarence Holiday Care scheme is running a special Easter Holiday Program for the first time.
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Ten Days on the Island spends A Day by the Bay in Clarence
28 February 2007
A Day by the Bay is a very special Ten Days on the Island free community event being held on the Bellerive Boardwalk on Sunday 25 March from 11am to 3pm.
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Bellerive Beach closed
2 March 2007
Bellerive and Howrah Beaches are not safe for swimming and have been closed until further notice.
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Bellerive Beach closure
27 February 2007
Signs advising the users of Bellerive Beach and the Silwood end of Howrah Beach not to swim were removed without Council authorisation over the weekend.
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Clarence set to become a new cultural hub
3 February 2007
Clarence Council is set to contribute to the cultural life of the City with the opening of The Barn - a new visual and performing arts venue.
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Tranmere Track extensions a community effort
1 February 2007
A cooperative effort between Clarence City Council and the Rotary Club of Howrah is encouraging community participation and transforming the Tranmere Foreshore track.
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Six days of great jazz returns!
6 February 2007
The Clarence by the Water Jazz Festival is a six day festival of free concerts featuring Tasmanian jazz musicians and a talented Festival Ambassador from interstate.
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Public to have a say on draft Clarence Planning Scheme
10 January 2007
A new Planning Scheme for Clarence will be placed on exhibition for further public comment after being certified by the Resource Planning Development Commission (RPDC).
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Tasmania’s First Full-Time Lifeguard Service
2 January 2007
Surf Life Saving Tasmania has secured Tasmania's first full-time Australian Lifeguard Service in a partnership with the Clarence City Council.
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More consultation needed with residents on road access options at Rokeby and Clarendon Vale
22 December 2006
Clarence City Council has called for the State Government to undertake further consultation with the local community before making any final decisions on road access for the Rokeby/Clarendon Vale precinct.
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Clarence calls for input on Positive Ageing Plan
12 December 2006
Clarence Council is calling for public input on a draft Positive Ageing Plan, which is designed to provide a strategic direction for Council to meet the needs of its older residents over the next five years.
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Clarence City Council considers amendment to Planning Scheme for sand mining at Seven Mile Beach
12 December 2006
A proposal amending the Eastern Shore Planning Scheme which will provide for the possibility of sand mining at Seven Mile Beach is set to move to the next phase with Council deciding to refer the proposal to the Resource Planning and Development Commission for consideration.
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Clarence City Council adopts Fire Management Strategy for Meehan Range
12 December 2006
Clarence City Council at their meeting of Monday 11 December 2006 has adopted a Fire Management Strategy for the Meehan Range.
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Clarence approves residential subdivision between Clarendon Vale and Acton Park
12 December 2006
A major rezoning and subdivision proposal between Brogo Way, Clarendon Vale and Acton Drive, Acton Park has passed an important stage in its approval process with Clarence Council agreeing to place it on display for public comment.
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Clarence Council puts road safety on State agenda
21 November 2006
Clarence City Council has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources (DIER) to tackle road safety issues in the City.
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Newly refurbished barn hosts Tasmania’s 1st arts & disability film festival
7 November 2006
The Amalgamation Film Festival will premiere at Clarence City Council's new venue-The Barn.
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Carols set to sparkle on the Boardwalk
3 November 2006
After his celebrated arrival by floating sleigh last year, Santa will once again travel by sea to arrive at the Bellerive Boardwalk for this year's Clarence Carols by Candlelight.
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Citizens’ Awards celebrate outstanding contributions
3 November 2006
A large number of posters and nomination forms have recently been distributed to community groups throughout the City calling for nominations for the City of Clarence Australia Day Citizen Awards.
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Council promotes Clarence’s beautiful beaches
27 October 2006
Residents and visitors to Clarence can now have information about the region's beaches at their fingertips with the launch of a new Council booklet, Popular beaches in Clarence.
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Accessible Clarence Program – Formal Partnership Between Metro And Clarence
25 October 2006
The Clarence City Council and Metro has signed a memorandum of understanding - the first of its kind in the State - to implement the joint Accessible Clarence Program.
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Urban coastal pathway enhanced
23 October 2006
A new scenic pathway along Victoria Esplanade in Bellerive will offer visitors a rare view of Hobart and Mount Wellington from across the Derwent River.
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Partnership Agreement Signed with Clarence
23 October 2006
Support for the arts, community safety and major road projects are among the initiatives included in a new Partnership Agreement between the State Government and Clarence City Council.
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Fire affected areas unsafe
19 October 2006
Clarence City Council and the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service are urging people to avoid fire affected areas on the eastern shore, as trees have been weakened by last week's bushfire and will remain unsafe for several weeks.
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Assistance for residents affected by fire
13 October 2006
Clarence City Council is offering assistance to residents affected by the eastern shore fires.
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Cambridge Oval hits the right pitch
10 October 2006
Tasmanian soccer enthusiasts will benefit from a new look Cambridge Oval, which was officially opened today by the Minister for Tourism, Arts and the Environment the Hon. Paula Wriedt and Clarence Mayor Alderman Jock Campbell.
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AFL at Bellerive Oval
10 October 2006
Clarence City Council has swung its weight behind calls for AFL matches to be held at Bellerive Oval and agreed to raise it as an issue as part of the implementation of the Partnership Agreement with the State Government.
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Clarence City Council to sewer Lauderdale
10 October 2006
Clarence City Council has agreed in principle to proceed with the provision of sewerage services to Lauderdale.
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YMCA to continue management of Clarence Aquatic Centre
10 October 2006
Clarence City Council has resolved to extend YMCA Hobart's management service agreement of the Clarence Aquatic Centre until June 30, 2008.
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Tasmania’s largest recycled water scheme opened
2 October 2006
Clarence City Council and Federal Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads Jim Lloyd today opened the largest water recycling scheme in Tasmania, which will allow the replacement of fresh water resources with recycled water for agricultural use.
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Clarence Council adopts Strategic Plan
25 September 2006
Clarence City Council has adopted a Strategic Plan for 2006-2011 outlining Council's objectives for the City and the Clarence community.
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New recycling service rolls out
11 September 2006
The new 140 litre recycling wheelie bin service will commence in the week beginning Monday 2 October 2006.
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Best friends treated to Dog’s Day Out
11 September 2006
Dogs and their best friends are guaranteed a great day of fashion, food, health, exercise and information at Clarence City Council's Dog's Day Out on Sunday, 8 October.
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New tourist attraction for Clarence
11 September 2006
A new scenic pathway along Victoria Esplanade in Bellerive will offer Tasmanian visitors a rare view of Hobart and Mount Wellington from across the Derwent River in one of the State's most historical settings.
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Transmission line visual impact questioned
8 August 2006
Clarence City Council will move to outline concerns regarding the impact of proposed transmission lines along the East Derwent Highway between the Grass Tree Hill Road roundabout and Sugarloaf Road.
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City of Clarence Business Awards
26 July 2006
The 2006 City of Clarence Business Awards were launched today by Clarence Mayor Alderman Jock Campbell and Mr Don Williams, Acting Chairman of Business East Inc.
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Clarence draft planning scheme
19 July 2006
Clarence City Council has reached a further significant stage in the adoption of its draft Planning Scheme.
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Clarence Council adopts Draft Strategic Plan
18 July 2006
Clarence City Council has adopted a draft Strategic Plan for 2006-2011 outlining Council's objectives for the City and the Clarence community.
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Clarence launches photographic exchange with Akkeshi
16 July 2006
Clarence City Council has launched a photographic exchange with Clarence's sister city Akkeshi in Japan, with the opening of the Akkeshi-Clarence Photographic Exhibition at the Schoolhouse Gallery in Rosny.
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Code of Conduct for Clarence Aldermen
27 June 2006
Clarence City Council has adopted a Code of Conduct for its Aldermen and will form a Code of Conduct Panel to police adherence to the Code.
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Clarence Council approves new Hydro offices
27 June 2006
Clarence Council has approved a Development Application to construct an office complex at Cambridge that will house Hydro Consulting Tasmania, together with an associated workshop and storage facility.
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$11.3 million to be spent on Capital Expenditure Program
6 June 2006
Clarence City Council will spend nearly $11.3 million on its Capital Expenditure Program in the 2006/07 financial year
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Mayors unite in dismay at fire service levy increase
5 June 2006
Clarence and Kingborough Mayors have united to speak out over a massive increase in the fire service levy of 18.8 per cent in Clarence and 21 per cent in Kingborough.
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Clarence Council amends Planning Scheme to facilitate land use
18 May 2006
Clarence City Council has completed an important step in its efforts to amend the Eastern Shore Planning Scheme 1963 to allow for the development of a range of community facilities on the former golf course land in Gordons Hill Road, Lindisfarne.
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Clarence car theft victims to receive free car immobilisers
15 May 2006
Clarence City Council, in conjunction with Tasmania Police, is providing free car immobilisers to recent victims of car theft in Clarence, as part of Car Theft Prevention Week, running from 15 to 21 May.
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Clarence Council educates youth about water conservation
10 May 2006
Three primary school students have been awarded for their innovative and creative posters, which took out this year's Clarence City Council Water Conservation Poster Competition.
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2006 Schoolhouse Gallery Open Art Exhibition - Call for entries
27 April 2006
Clarence City Council is calling for entries to its open art exhibition to take place in August.
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Clarence family day carers receive vital support
11 April 2006
Family day carers in Clarence have received a much needed boost in services, with the opening of a new administration centre for the Clarence Family Day Care Scheme.
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Coastal protection at Roches Beach
4 April 2006
A risk assessment undertaken for Clarence City Council has confirmed earlier findings that some preventative work is required in Roches Beach to reverse coastal erosion in the area.
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New leader for Clarence City Band
31 March 2006
The Clarence City Band is under new direction. Mr Tom Goninon accepted the position of Musical Director in March after running the Development Program since 2004.
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Council to review Strategic Plan
27 March 2006
Council is embarking on a major review of its Strategic Plan, which outlines a broad range of goals for the overall direction of the City.
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Community invited to contribute to touring exhibition
22 March 2006
Keen community photographers are encouraged to contribute to an exhibition of photographs focussing on Clarence and its lifestyle.
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New recycling wheelie bins for Clarence
15 March 2006
Clarence householders will soon enjoy the convenience of new recycling wheelie bins as part of Clarence City Council's ongoing program to improve services for residents.
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Celebrating Youth Week in Clarence!
14 March 2006
Tasmanians of all ages are invited to join in the celebrations of National Youth Week 2006 at NAGfest06!
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Clarence Council puts water conservation on student agenda
28 February 2006
Clarence City Council is highlighting the importance of water conservation to young Clarence students, with the launch of its third annual Schools Water Conservation Poster Competition.
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New practice wickets for St Aidans Cricket Club
28 February 2006
Clarence City Council recently provided significant financial assistance for the installation of new practice wickets at the North Warrane Oval for the St Aidens Cricket Club.
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NAGfest06
28 February 2006
Singers, rappers, comedy acts, beat boxers and bands will take to the stage at this year's annual NAGfest06 to be held at the Bellerive Boardwalk on April 1.
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Jazz fest jam-packed .
28 February 2006
This year's Clarence by the Water Jazz Festival was jam-packed with a terrific range of jazz styles, all presented in scenic, relaxing settings in Bellerive and Lindisfarne.
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Anzac Park facilities upgraded
8 February 2006
Clarence City Council has allocated nearly $200,000 for the construction of a new public toilet and storage facility at the Anzac Park sportsground
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Clarence Council amends Planning Scheme to facilitate land use
3 February 2006
Clarence City Council has initiated an amendment to the Eastern Shore Planning Scheme 1963 to allow for the development of a range of community facilities at 55 - 75 Gordons Hill Road, Lindisfarne.
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Clarence Council sheds light on Cambridge Sportsground
31 January 2006
Clarence City Council has allocated nearly $70,000 for a high-tech lighting system for the new Cambridge Sportsground
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Australia Day celebrations reflect Clarence’s rich maritime heritage
31 January 2006
Clarence's strong links to the sea was the theme of a special community Australia Day ceremony held on January 26 to celebrate national and local pride and heritage.
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Overgrown vegetation gets the chop
1 February 2006
Clarence City Council has announced that overgrown grass verges on council roads will be mown again this summer.
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It's jazz fest time
9 February 2006
Hot jazz, beautiful ocean vistas and fine food and wine are the ingredients for one of Hobart's favourite festivals.
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Clarence draft planning scheme
29 November 2005
Clarence City Council recently considered a directive from the Resource Planning and Development Commission which requested further work to be undertaken on parts of its Draft Planning Scheme.
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Clarence Council calls on residents to be water conscious this summer
28 November 2005
Clarence City Council is calling on all residents to be water conscious this summer, officially launching their Plants for the water friendly garden booklet.
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Richmond Bridge placed on National Heritage List
25 November 2005
Clarence City Council has been successful in their application to the Department of the Environment and Heritage to have the Richmond Bridge included on the National Heritage List.
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Announcement of multi-million dollar development for Hobart Airport
11 November 2005
This morning a $100 million dollar development of a retail centre for the Hobart International Airport was announced.
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Clarence accommodates its ageing population
8 November 2005
A 51 unit Village Life retirement village proposal for Oakdowns has been approved by Clarence City Council.
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Clarence draws the line on road marking
8 November 2005
Clarence City Council has rejected a proposal from the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources, which would shift responsibility for line-marking of local roads to Local Government.
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No foul play on Clarence sports grounds
16 October 2005
Clarence City Council has created a new by-law for the management and regulation of its public places.
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Clarence Council positive about ageing population
26 September 2005
A recent population study has revealed that the demographic of Clarence is changing, with projections indicating that it will the fourth oldest Tasmanian Council by 2021.
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Every dog matters in Clarence
5 October 2005
Bring your best friend for a great day out at 'Dogs Day Out' on Sunday 9 October 11.00am to 3.00pm.
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Tracks and Trails Committee set to examine Lauderdale – Rokeby bike path
5 September 2005
Clarence City Council's new Tracks and Trails Committee is set to invite campaigning teenager Danica Monks to discuss the possibility of developing a bike path from Lauderdale to Rokeby, with Council's new Tracks and Trails Committee.
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Clarence receives direction on draft planning scheme
29 August 2005
Clarence City Council has received direction from the Resource Planning and Development Commission following its extensive consideration of the Draft Clarence Planning Scheme.
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Clarence Sewerage Strategy
29 August 2005
Clarence City Council is planning to expand sewerage infrastructure in the Cambridge area as a response to significant commercial and residential growth.
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Lauderdale dunes
29 August 2005
Following an extensive consultative process with the Lauderdale community, Clarence City Council has resolved not to proceed with its proposed Lauderdale Foreshore Strategy.
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Clarence Council honours WWII heroes
12 August 2005
Clarence City Council will contribute a further $40,000 towards the ongoing major upgrade of ANZAC Park in Lindisfarne to honour those Tasmanians who fought and died during the Second World War and subsequent conflicts.
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Risdon Vale Green Corps project supported
12 August 2005
Clarence City Council has contributed $5,000 together with a significant amount of technical and administrative support to the Risdon Vale Green Corps project, which aims to bring together the community, Council and local schools to carry out activities which will provide substantial environmental benefit to the region.
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Major subdivisions for Rokeby
9 August 2005
A major rezoning and subdivision proposal for Pass Road, Rokeby is set to move to the next phase in its approval process, with Council amending the application in response to public submissions received.
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Gordons Hill Road
9 August 2005
After two years of community consultation, Clarence City Council has come to a resolution about improvements to the amenity of Gordons Hill Road.
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$1.5 million for roads and safety
4 August 2005
Clarence City Council is set to spend $1.5 million to ensure roads in the city are improved as well as continuing to ensure safety levels are maintained.
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Clarence joins with university in promoting sustainability
31 July 2005
Clarence City Council has agreed to help an innovative housing project to create one of the most energy efficient houses in Australia, by waiving the normal council fees.
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Clarence Council provides support to RSPCA
21 July 2005
Clarence City Council is reaching out to help our furry friends, providing an increased financial contribution to the RSPCA over the next five years.
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Traffic flow workshop
15 July 2005
A workshop held to discuss traffic flows around the greater Rosny Park network has identified some workable options, which will soon be put out for public comment.
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Clarence Council to improve water supply to Howrah
28 June 2005
Clarence City Council has allocated $400,000 for the first stage of expanding the water supply network to help ensure secure and sufficient water supplies to the city.
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$1.65 million for sewerage improvements in Clarence
28 June 2005
Clarence City Council has allocated an additional $1.65 million for improvements to sewerage management in the city, to enable the highest environmental and public health standards to be met.
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Half a million for improved footpaths in Clarence
26 June 2005
Clarence City Council will spend $500,000 improving and rectifying footpaths right across the City.
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Seven Mile Beach Drainage Upgrade
15 June 2005
Clarence City Council will spend $150,000 dealing with storm water drainage at Seven Mile Beach.
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Capital works spending up 30 per cent for 05/06
7 June 2005
Clarence City Council has approved over $7 million in capital works for the 05/06 financial year.
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Clarence Council supports playgroup safety
1 June 2005
Clarence City Council has donated $300 to the Lauderdale Playgroup to assist with the upgrading of its gates and fences for the safety of children at the centre.
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Joint media release - Road Funding
25 May 2005
The State Government and Clarence City Council have held fruitful discussions regarding joint road funding initiatives for the Clarence area.
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New advisory service to preserve heritage in Clarence
9 May 2005
Clarence City Council has launched a new heritage advisory service to assist in preserving the heritage values of culturally significant places in Clarence.
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Clarence Council puts water conservation on student agenda
3 May 2005
Three primary school students were presented with their prizes for winning the Clarence City Council Water Conservation Poster Competition today.
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Council encourages students to remember Knopwood
2 May 2005
A young Rokeby student is this year’s winner of the inaugural Clarence City Council Knopwood Festival Art Exhibition and Competition.
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Clarence … a popular place
2 May 2005
The Australian Bureau of Statistics recently released its 2004 residential population estimates, revealing Clarence as the largest City in the south of the State.
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Clarence Council supports 300-lot subdivision
29 April 2005
A major rezoning and subdivision proposal for Pass Road, Rokeby has passed an important stage in its approval process, with Clarence City Council agreeing to place it on display for public comment.
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Clarence Council paves the way for new tracks and trails
27 April 2005
Clarence Council paves the way for new tracks and trails
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Clarence celebrates “cycle” of seasons
23 April 2005
The Coal River Valley came alive with the rush of cyclists, when the inaugural Harvest Cycle was launched at Cambridge today.
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Clarence Council plans for economic growth
21 March 2005
Clarence City Council has adopted a new Economic Development Plan, which includes an annual business forum involving key local and regional business leaders, giving them an opportunity to network and develop economic opportunities.
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Council releases new website
7 March 2005
Clarence City Council has launched a vibrant new web site to show people the benefits and attractions of visiting, building business and living in Clarence.
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Seventeen years of success - music to their ears
3 March 2005
The Clarence City Concert Band today announced its programs for the coming year, including performances at a wide range of events, such as Carols by Candlelight and Australia Day celebrations
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Clarence Community Volunteer Service
22 February 2005
Frail aged members of the Clarence community as well as people with disabilities are receiving much needed support thanks to the local Clarence Volunteer Service.
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Homemaker Centre Progresses
22 February 2005
A $50 million proposal for a Homemaker Centre in Cambridge has moved forward to the next stage in its approval process with Clarence City Council deciding to refer the development for consideration by the Resource Planning and Development Commission.
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Council’s Cultural Arts Plan adopted
22 February 2005
Clarence City Council has adopted a new Cultural Arts Plan following resounding endorsement from the community, relevant groups and government agencies.
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Risdon Vale community gets a place to call its own
7 February 2005
Deputy Premier, David Llewellyn and Clarence City Council Mayor, Alderman Cathy Edwards, today opened a Community Park and Family Fun Day for the people of Risdon Vale.
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Clarence gets jazzed-up
21 February 2005
This year’s Clarence by the Water Jazz Festival is promising to be the best yet, introducing a range of new initiatives, including a Young Jazz Players Competition.
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Clarence Council ships two pallets of baby food for Tsunami appeal
21 January 2005
Clarence City Council has delivered two pallets of Heinz baby food to the Hobart docks to join a shipment in support of the Tsunami appeal.
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Clarence Council offers brighter outlook for visually impaired
18 January 2005
Clarence City Council has allocated $10,000 to improving facilities in Bellerive for people with a disability, making it safer and more easily accessible.
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Cambridge Oval bounces back as soccer venue
10 December 2004
Minister for Sport and Recreation Jim Cox today announced a $99,807 grant to the Clarence City Council to upgrade the Cambridge Oval for use as a junior soccer facility.
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Clarence Council plans for economic growth
2 December 2004
Clarence City Council has released an Economic Development Plan for the period 2005-2007 that will provide direction for the on-going economic development of the City.
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Council’s Cultural Arts Plan to enrich Clarence
1 December 2004
Clarence City Council has unveiled an ambitious plan to develop a wide range of arts and cultural activities to build a stronger sense of community and make the City a better place to live.
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Clarence welcomes female fitness centre
8 November 2004
Clarence City Council today welcomed a new Fernwood Women’s Health Club at its official opening in Bellerive.
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Kite Festival to soar in Clarence
4 November 2004
The sky over Clarence will be a plethora of colour when the annual Fly at 42 Degrees South Kite Festival soars over Wentworth Park on Sunday, November 7.
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Prudentia Investments Preferred Bidder For Kangaroo Bay Development
12 October 2004
Prudentia Investments Pty Ltd is the preferred bidder for the development of the Kangaroo Bay Marine Precinct.
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Clean Bill of health for Wentworth Park
6 October 2004
A detailed contamination study of a former tip-site in suburban Hobart has cleared it of any risk to human health.
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Council fire management plan revised
21 September 2004
With the fire season just around the corner, Clarence City Council has revised its fire management plan to minimise the fire risk in the City.
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Commercial development rates incentives announced
6 September 2004
Clarence City Council has resolved to continue to offer rates incentives to commercial
developments in the City.
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Gordons Hill Road Upgrade
18 August 2004
Council will consult further with residents before carrying out the upgrade to Gordons Hill Road.
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Council to upgrade Kangaroo Bay sportsground
18 August 2004
Clarence City Council will upgrade the Kangaroo Bay sportsground early next year to improve the playing surface for the safety and enjoyment of its users.
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Council helps with Wentworth Park environmental assessment
11 August 2004
The Clarence City Council will contribute funding towards an environmental site assessment being undertaken at Wentworth Park.
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Council acquires winning art work
8 August 2004
The Clarence City Council today announced the winners of the eighth Acquisitive Art Exhibition at its opening at the Schoolhouse Gallery in Rosny.
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