Tas Rovers

Tas Rovers Rover Scouts are young adults in the 18-25 age bracket of Scouts Australia. Find us on Instagram Visit our website for more information.

Rovers seek challenge and adventure, whilst also serving the community and having fun. Rover Scouts are young adults seeking challenge and adventure, whilst also serving the community and having fun. Rover Scouts is the eldest youth section of Scouting, catering for 18 to 25 year old Australians. Rover Scouts is open to everyone, there’s no need to have any previous involvement with Scouting or an

y prior outdoor activities experience. We have seven Rover Crews in Tasmania, across most of the major population areas.

Have you ever wished you could be part of a Rovers but can’t get to a physical Unit?We're looking at starting a Tasmania...
01/09/2026

Have you ever wished you could be part of a Rovers but can’t get to a physical Unit?

We're looking at starting a Tasmanian Lone Rover Unit for Rovers who are geographically isolated or don't have access to a local Unit.

Members would have the opportunity to attend Rover camps, events, and activities throughout the year to connect with the wider Rover community in person.

Lone groups in other states and countries have shown that online Rovering can be a great way to stay involved, make friends, and create new opportunities for adventure and development.

Before we go any further, we'd love to hear from you!

• Would you be interested in joining a Tasmanian Lone Rover Unit?
• What types of activities would you like to see?
• When do you think it should happen?

Drop your thoughts in the comments, send us a message or let us know by filling out the form found in the comments.

Your feedback will help shape what our Tasmanian Lone Rover Unit could look like.

❄️ Keeping busy this snowy season at Winter Moot 2026 ❄️Wellington hosted this year's Winter Moot down south. With all t...
31/08/2026

❄️ Keeping busy this snowy season at Winter Moot 2026 ❄️

Wellington hosted this year's Winter Moot down south. With all the snow and rain this cold season, it was the perfect opportunity to take out the rafts to the Nive River!

26/08/2026

Have you heard yet? Nominations for the 2027 NRC term are now open🌟

Are you passionate about Rovers and want to make an impact at a national level? Now's your chance!

🗒Nominations close at 6:00pm AEDT Monday 26 October. Don't miss your chance to step into a national leadership role!

🔗Find out more here: www.rovers.scouts.com.au/nrc/nrc-elections/

⚜️World Scout Scarf Day - August 1st ⚜️Today, we proudly wear our scarves across the state as we celebrate World Scout S...
01/08/2026

⚜️World Scout Scarf Day - August 1st ⚜️

Today, we proudly wear our scarves across the state as we celebrate World Scout Scarf Day.
On 1st August in 1907, the first scout camp was conducted at Brownsea Island. It ran from 1st to 8th of August. The 1st of August has become known as World Scarf Day.

"The uniform makes for brotherhood, since when universally adopted, it covers up all differences between class and country." Lord Robert Baden-Powell

⚜️ AGMoot ⚜️10 Rovers from Wellington, Eastern Shore, Kingborough and Leven Rover units sailed across Lake St Clair foll...
08/06/2026

⚜️ AGMoot ⚜️
10 Rovers from Wellington, Eastern Shore, Kingborough and Leven Rover units sailed across Lake St Clair following the Branch AGM between 6-7 June 2026.

While the weather was on the cold, and wetter side, great fun was had by all as we sailed to our campsite under Mt Ida. Snow on Mount Olympus was a gorgeous sight as we woke on Sunday, preparing for what would be one straight run all the way back to Cynthia Bay.

Congratulations to our Tasmanian Rovers who received awards at the 2026 Scouts Tasmania Annual General Meeting (AGM). Th...
08/06/2026

Congratulations to our Tasmanian Rovers who received awards at the 2026 Scouts Tasmania Annual General Meeting (AGM).

The State AGM gave the opportunity for two Rovers, Evan Eastman-Peck and Luke Brydon to MC the evening. We are extremely proud of Evan and Luke for representing Rovers and helping to demonstrate how youth lead in Scouting.

The following are awards received by Rover section members:
Special Service Award presented to Ben Deer of Leven Rovers, Evan Eastman-Peck of Kingborough Rovers and Luke Bosworth of Wellington Rovers
Meritorious Service Award presented to Leon Williamson-Roberts of Northern Area Rovers
Silver Koala Award presented to Paul Leitch, for Distinguished Service to Scouts Australia for 14-16 years
35 Years of Service presented to Glenn Maddock, State Rover Advisor and Kingborough Rover Advisor

Congratulations to Rover award recipients and to the all other members that were recognised for their significant service to Scouting.

Agfest 2026Another huge success at Agfest 2026 with the Scouts abseiling tower! A great chance for the Tasmanian Rovers ...
14/05/2026

Agfest 2026

Another huge success at Agfest 2026 with the Scouts abseiling tower! A great chance for the Tasmanian Rovers to get into the local community.
Thanks to all our Rovers, leaders, volunteers and participants who made the abseiling tower such a success.

Lest We ForgetToday, Rovers from all across the state attended a range of ANZAC Day ceremonies across Tasmania. ANZAC Da...
25/04/2026

Lest We Forget

Today, Rovers from all across the state attended a range of ANZAC Day ceremonies across Tasmania.
ANZAC Day, is an opportunity to honour the courage and enduring spirit of the Australians and New Zealanders who paid the ultimate sacrifice to serve their nation's. From dawn to dusk, we will remember them.

24/04/2026

Today, we take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who fought for our country.

Each year, Scouts across Australia come together for ANZAC Day ceremonies, paying tribute to those who served. On this day, we reflect on their courage, resilience, and spirit of camaraderie, acknowledging the sacrifices made for the freedoms we enjoy.

Honoring the past, looking ahead.
Lest We Forget 🌺

⚜️ New Zealand Moot 2026 🇳🇿 Over Easter weekend, 6 Tasmanian Rovers attended the New Zealand Mythology Moot. Along with ...
13/04/2026

⚜️ New Zealand Moot 2026 🇳🇿

Over Easter weekend, 6 Tasmanian Rovers attended the New Zealand Mythology Moot. Along with a post tour around New Zealand organised by Sherie.

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