Regional Tasmania Keep it Alive

10/09/2026

🎟️Tickets are LIVE for The Gathering 2026!

The wait is over — you can now book your place at the Tasmanian Community Landcare Gathering, coming to Deloraine from 6–8 November.

The Gathering is for the people who make community Landcare happen across Tasmania - including Landcare, Coastcare and Bushcare volunteers, coordinators, landholders, farmers, land managers, organisations, partners and people interested in getting involved.

Join us for three days of practical learning, fresh ideas, on-ground experiences, connection and celebration.

Explore three learning streams, connect with Landcarers from across Tasmania, get out with local groups and celebrate together over food, drinks and music.

Heavily subsidised tickets are available for Landcare Tasmania members, plus early bird pricing.

6–8 November 2026 | Deloraine

🎟️ Book your ticket:
https://events.humanitix.com/thegathering2026

Find out more: https://www.landcaretas.org.au/gathering-2026

The Tasmanian Community Landcare Gathering is supported by the Tasmanian Government.

26/03/2026

Nominations are open for the Landcare Tasmania Landcare awards. More information here.

📣 Exciting news!! Nominations are now open for the 2026 Tasmanian Landcare Awards 🤩

Celebrate the achievements of Tasmanians across climate action, environmental leadership, sustainable agriculture, First Nations Peoples, women in landcare, youth, Coastcare and more.

Start your nomination here: https://landcareaustralia.org.au/landcare-conference-and-landcare-awards/state-territory-landcare-awards-and-national-landcare-awards/

26/03/2026

Updated roadworks https://www.facebook.com/share/p/181BtYEzUH/

UPDATED 👇

Due to recent wet weather, we have changed the dates for resurfacing and line-marking the Kingston-bound lanes of the Southern Outlet between the Davey Street intersection and Olinda Grove, Tollmans Hill.

🚧 We will now be working between 7:30 pm and 6:30 am, from Saturday, 28 March 2026 to Sunday, 5 April 2026.

⏰ Traffic will be stopped for up to 10 minutes throughout the night. Please allow about 15 minutes extra travel time during working hours.

⚠️ A reduced speed limit will remain in place at all times, including during the day until the work is finished, due to changed road surface conditions and loose stones.

🚚Travelling too fast on rough surfaces can increase the risk of stones damaging vehicles, including chipping or cracking windscreens.

This work is very weather-dependent - we will do our best to communicate any changes as soon as possible.

Image: Close up of newly surfaced road.

02/03/2026

Heads up for upcoming roadworks: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1D9ihxAByf/

🦺 Roadworks coming up! 🦺

We have a lot of work happening at the moment, but here's a selection of what we have underway and coming up. 👇

🚧Traffic signal work for Campbell Street at the Warwick Street intersection until Friday, 6 March 2026
🚧Repairs for Fingerpost Road between the Tasman Highway and Coal River Bridge
🚧Traffic signal work for Gordons Hill Road at the Ross Avenue and Mildura Street intersection
🚧Resurfacing/new line markings on the East Tamar Highway between Lytton Street and Brewer Place, Invermay
🚧Repairs for multiple locations on the Bass Highway until Sunday, 1 March 2026
🚧Traffic signals work for Formby Road and Steele Street intersection, Devonport, Wednesday, 4 March 2026 to Friday, 6 March 2026.

🌎 See FULL DETAILS OF ALL our planned roadworks for the next two weeks, including dates and hours of work, on our Roadworks Map here: https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/roadworks/roadworks_map

📧 Get info on major works emailed to you every week. Sign up for our Roadworks Report email here: https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/roadworks/roadworks_map

☎️ Don't forget, you can call us any time on 1300 139 933 to report potholes, litter, damaged signs, roadkill, and more. This line operates 24/7, even on Christmas Day. All calls are logged immediately for action with our contractors.

Image: A contractor cutting back overhanging tree branches with a chainsaw.

04/02/2026

Upcoming roadworks around the regions. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/175wCig9sC/

🦺 Roadworks coming up! 🦺

🚧Repairs for Channel Highway (multiple locations) until Friday, 20 February 2026.
🚧Work on Lyell Highway between the Brooker Highway off-ramp and Tarrants Road, Granton, until Tuesday, 17 February 2026.
🚧Strengthening work for Liawenee Canal Bridge (Highland Lakes Road) until Wednesday, 15 April 2026.
🚧Strengthening work for Leslie Station Creek Bridge on the Murchison Highway until Monday, 2 March 2026.
🚧Resurfacing the Lyell Highway (Queenstown Airport and Rinadeena Access Road) ongoing.

🌎 See FULL DETAILS OF ALL our planned roadworks for the next two weeks, including dates and hours of work, on our Roadworks Map here: https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/roadworks/roadworks_map

📧 Get info on major works emailed to you every week. Sign up for our Roadworks Report email here: https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/roadworks/roadworks_map

☎️ Don't forget, you can call us any time on 1300 139 933 to report potholes, litter, damaged signs, roadkill, and more. This line operates 24/7, even on Christmas Day. All calls are logged immediately for action with our contractors.

Image: Dump truck places gravel on hot bitumen seal.

04/12/2025

Everyone in the region, please take care!

24/09/2025

Tasmania’s annual resurfacing and line-marking program will begin over the coming weeks.

More than 80 sites statewide are planned for resurfacing as part of the 2025-26 summer road maintenance program, which helps keep the State Road Network safe, reliable, and well-maintained for all road users.

Preparation works will start at several sites in September 2025, with the program continuing through to May 2026 to take advantage of the warmer weather needed to complete resurfacing and line-marking.

Road users should allow extra time when travelling through worksites, follow the direction of traffic controllers and signs, and keep to the posted speed limits.

More details on the roadworks are available at www.transport.tas.gov.au/roadworks/roadworks_map or the RoadsTas page (www.facebook.com/roadsTAS/).

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08/07/2025

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