In this week's Huon News we join concerned Huon Valley students and residents at the biggest demonstration in Tasmania since the Franklin Dam protests in the early 1980s to ask state, national and international leaders to take action on climate change. The Huon Valley Council has announced that the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia has been awarded the contract to operate the RV site at...

In this week's Huon News we head down to the Geeveston Visitor Centre to check out the new augmented reality platypus installation, developed as a joint venture by Huon Valley Council and Handbuilt Creative with funding from the council and the State Government. We check out the Huon Valley projects that were successful in the State Government's $500,000 Economic and Community Recovery Grants...

The Aftermath Dislocation Principle landed in Geeveston this morning - the following story appeared in this week's Huon News, don't miss next week's edition for the official launch of the installation...   As the second stage of the Federal and State Government funded arts based bushfire recovery Project X, Jimmy Cauty’s Aftermath Dislocation Principle (ADP) will arrive in Geeveston this...

In this week's Huon News we catch up with Jake Norris from Hansen Orchards to talk about Asia Fruit Logistica and the opportunity to market Tasmanian produce in a standalone booth for the first time. We take a look at the Huon Valley Council's $4 million CDO investment following the settlement of its legal cases against Standard & Poors and Commonwealth Bank. The second stage of Project X,...

In this week's Huon News we march with the CPSU to Huonville's Centrelink office, as union members, local residents and State and Federal members protest the co-location of the Huonville Centrelink office with Service Tasmania. We talk to Tom Andrews, who is one of 600 firefighters competing in this year's Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb to raise money for the Emergency Services Foundation...