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24.01.2022 GLAMORGAN-Spring Bay Council has a new Mayor, lawyer and Rheban local Robert Forbes Young. In a very close contest, Mr Forbes Young out-voted previous mayor Cheryl Arnol by just 37 votes. Read all about it in the East Coast View, out Thursday. And Free.
23.01.2022 Away from the coast but want to stay up to date with the latest? The August edition of the View is now available online: https://www.tasmangazette.com.au//eastcoast-view-online-n/
23.01.2022 A second East Coat accident reported, this time at Triabuuna. Tasman highway blocked. Police are currently heading to a crash involving a caravan on the Tasman Highway at Triabunna.... Injuries unknown at this stage. Motorists are asked to avoid the area. Earlier Police and emergency services are responding to a single motorbike crash on the Tasman Highway at Buckland. The Westpac Rescue Helicopter has been deployed.
23.01.2022 EXCLUSIVE Edit: this exclusive story has now been confirmed by festival organisers. Falls Festival Marion Bay is understood to have been cancelled this year.... COVID-19 restrictions have hit the iconic music festival. Earlier this year organisers said it would be an all-Australian line-up, but logistics are understood to have been insurmountable. More details to come. See more
22.01.2022 Prefer to read the East Coast View online? October edition available now: https://www.tasmangazette.com.au//eastcoast-view-online-n/
22.01.2022 Breaking: Controversial Glamorgan Spring Bay Mayor Debbie Wisby has quit council. As a result a by-election will be held. Bizarrely, Ms Wisby has refused to explain to East Coast residents her reasons. When the East Coast View Newspaper asked for a copy of her media release explaining the reasons behind her decision her response was ''No". The ECV has over recent months highlighted allegations against Ms Wisby including bullying, conflict of interest and negative independent reports highlighting numerous Council short-comings. Read more in next month's edition.
21.01.2022 NEW PRINCIPAL The School has been notified by the Department of Education that Tom Spykers has been successful in his application for the Principal role and wi...ll commence as of 28th of September 2020. Congratulations Mr Spykers!! We look forward to you leading our amazing school and wish you all the success in your new role. Well done Tom.
21.01.2022 ***Font Publishing is hiring!*** A unique opportunity to hone your journalistic craft with Tasmania’s largest locally-owned media organisation. Applications close 5pm, 22 December 2020.
19.01.2022 Catch up with latest news from the East Coast with our online December edition: https://www.tasmangazette.com.au//eastcoast-view-online-n/
19.01.2022 Glamorgan Spring Bay has a new General Manager. Greg Ingham will start in the role on September 14. Acting Mayor Jenny Woods said Mr Ingham had 20 years’ experience in local government in both Australia and New Zealand. He was previously the General Manager for the Walgett Shire Council and Castlereagh Macquarie County Council in northern NSW, and Manager Infrastructure at the West Tamar Council.
17.01.2022 Catch up with the latest news from the East Coast, September edition now available online: https://www.tasmangazette.com.au//eastcoast-view-online-n/
15.01.2022 Three men have been rescued by police after their boat flipped on Friday afternoon at Slaughterhouse Bay on the Freycinet Peninsula. Police Vessel Cape Wickham responded to an EPIRB activation at 4.25pm. The men aged 58, 33 and 30 were rescued from the upturned 7.45 catamaran.... One male was treated by ambulance at Coles Bay for mild hypothermia. The vessel was equipped with the required safety equipment and the three males were well prepared. Senior Sergeant Bill Grierson of Marine and Rescue Services said, "This is a reminder for all vessel users to check their safety equipment and to ensure that it is readily at hand".
15.01.2022 Your local, free newspaper, out tomorrow. Full of local news and views. Grab a copy.
15.01.2022 Breaking: Controversial Glamorgan Spring Bay Mayor Debbie Wisby quits Council. The resignation will trigger a by-election with two ballots, one for councillor and one for Mayor. More to come.
13.01.2022 The October edition of the View is in stores on the coast from today. Grab your free copy for the best local news from Buckland to Bicheno.
10.01.2022 UPDATE: The papers are stuck at the printers due to the wild weather overnight. They will now arrive tomorrow. The August edition of the ECV hits stores from today - keep an eye out for your free copy.
09.01.2022 Police and emergency services remain on the scene at the Sand River conservation area in Buckland after a youth fell approximately 10m down a cliff. The youth is believed to have received critical injuries in the incident. The Westpac Rescue Helicopter is attending to assist in transporting the youth to the Royal Hobart Hospital. Police units from Sorell and Orford are attending the scene. More information will be provided when available.
09.01.2022 The July edition of the View is in stores on the coast from today. Grab your free copy for the best local news from Buckland to Bicheno.
08.01.2022 Local news and views out tomorrow and available at all the usual places. Support local...and it’s free!
08.01.2022 Out today, grab your copy of the East Coast View. Its free and full of lots of local news, views and cartoons. Support local business and get a copy at all the usual outlets.
07.01.2022 Police have received a report of a 5 metre shark sighted around 250 metres off shore in Okehampton Bay near Triabunna.
06.01.2022 The November East Coast View is now available online, follow the link for your dose of local news: https://www.tasmangazette.com.au//eastcoast-view-online-n/
06.01.2022 The July edition of the East Coast View is now available online: https://www.tasmangazette.com.au//eastcoast-view-online-n/, filled with the best local news from the Coast.
