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Weeds are non-indigenous plants that can outcompete native flora, reduce biodiversity, increase fire risk, pose a health and safety risk to humans, livestock and other animals; and threaten our agricultural productivity.
There are a range of ways we can all help control the spread of weeds and unwanted vegetation to help support our native habitats thrive.  
Who …

We now have a Resource Recovery HUB (Recycle Wall).
The Recycle Wall is a convenient drop-off point for everyday household items that can’t go in your kerbside recycling bins (yellow lid).
Got a handful of old pens? A small bag full of cables and cords? A few pairs of old glasses lying around?
Take them to …

Smoke from wood heaters and backyard burning can affect neighbours, reduce air quality and impact people with respiratory conditions.
Whether you’re heating your home or planning a backyard burn, taking simple steps to minimise smoke can help avoid complaints and keep your neighbourhood comfortable for everyone.
Wood Heater Smoke
Wood heaters work best when they are burning …

City of Clarence is celebrating the generous contributions of its volunteers during National Volunteer Week – 18 – 24 May.
This is an opportunity to thank our volunteers for giving up their time, while showing the rest of our community the joy, connection, and positive change that volunteering brings.
It is also a time to encourage …

We are Clarence is a new campaign aimed at sparking your interest in volunteering with the Clarence Community Volunteer Service.
We live in a community where people feel connected, supported, included, and valued.
It’s a community where we look out for each other, lend a hand, and give to others when we can.
Our wonderful volunteers give …

Local Government Elections
Councils have a significant impact on the lives of all Tasmanians, enabling the economic, social and cultural development of the community, supporting individuals and groups, and providing a wide range of services for the wellbeing of the community.
Councillors play a vital leadership role, working together to create and implement their community’s vision, strategic …

Be the Heart of Clarence – Volunteer Today!
Volunteering is more than just lending a hand. It’s about building a stronger, more connected community where everyone feels valued and supported. When you volunteer, you don’t just help others, you grow, connect, and make a real impact.
Whether you’re offering a friendly chat, driving someone to an …

City of Clarence is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 Citizen of the Year Awards.
Our Citizen of the Year Awards shine a light on the outstanding people, organisations, and events that make a positive difference across our community.
The six categories celebrate the contribution, dedication, and achievements of community members who help make …

With much discussion and anticipation surrounding the AFL/AFLW High Performance Centre in Rosny, the below FAQs have been developed to assist the Clarence community in understanding the current situation and next steps of the project.
Council will continue to provide more answers to questions as details are finalised through the planning process.
Please also find details of …