Media Release: Rising Costs Fuels 2025-26 Rates Increase
11 July 2025Northern Midlands Council is budgeting for a 5.5 per cent increase in rates for the 2025-26 financial year.
Read MoreNorthern Midlands Council is budgeting for a 5.5 per cent increase in rates for the 2025-26 financial year.
Read MoreCommunity information (drop-in) session
There will be a Community Information (drop in) session about this proposed amendment to be held:
Tuesday 22 July 2025 from 11 am until 7pm at the Evandale Memorial Hall, 18 High Street, Evandale.
Interested community members can drop into this session at any time to ask questions and find out more information.
Read MoreMedia Release from Jo Palmer, Minister for Education and Mark Shelton, Liberal Member for Lyons
Read MoreSnapshot of key decisions and discussions from Council’s June 23, 2025 Ordinary Meeting. This snapshot reflects the Council’s ongoing commitment to transparent governance, strategic infrastructure investment, and community-driven priorities across the Northern Midlands.
Read MoreChoose the Scenic Route – Photo Competition
Got an eye for the perfect shot? Whether it's rolling landscapes, bustling townships, local wildlife or the everyday moments that make the Northern Midlands special.
Great prizes up for grabs – so grab a camera and enter now!
Read MoreCouncil wish to advise that Ashby Road will be CLOSED to through traffic due to bridge works from 16th – 20th June 2025. Council apologises for any inconvenience that may be caused. Please direct all enquiries to Jonathan Galbraith on 6397 7303 during business hours.
Read MoreDue to repeated and deliberate acts of vandalism, the Northern Midlands Council has made the difficult decision to permanently close the public toilet and turn off the BBQ at Laycock Street Park.
Read MoreConnect Your Community Group with More People – Free Listing in the Northern Midlands Community Directory!
Read MoreMay 19 2025 Council Meeting Minutes Snapshot
Council met in May to consider a range of committee recommendations, planning matters, and infrastructure projects across the Northern Midlands.
At a Special Council meeting in June 2024 Council resolved to authorise the Mayor to engage with the Acting Director to appoint an independent advisor to conduct a review of the Council’s governance practices and meeting procedures. At the meeting on Monday 19 May, Council resolved to release the report to the public
Read MoreYour top dog ownership questions answered.
Animal Control (After Hours Emergencies Only – Dog Attack, Dogs Found and Contained or Livestock on Road) 0419 358 395
Read MoreAt the Northern Midlands Council Ordinary Meeting held 14 April 2025 key decisions were made addressing key infrastructure, community initiatives, and governance matters.
Read MoreTenders are invited for the supply of goods and services to Council for the two-year period commencing 1 July 2025. Submission of tenders closes at 12noon on Tuesday 10 June 2025.
Read MoreCommunity Information Drop-in session Update
Read MoreTenders are invited for the construction of road, kerb, footpath, stormwater drainage and all associated works for a section of Youl Rd, Perth between Edward and Phillip St.
Tenders can be obtained from the website www.northernmidlands.tas.gov.au and any enquiries to Councils Engineering Team on 63977303 during office hours, or email engineering@nmc.tas.gov.au
Tenders can be submitted via email at tenders@nmc.tas.gov.au or posted to the General Manager, PO Box 156, Longford 7301, and close at 3pm Thursday the 10th April 2025.
Read MoreFrequently Asked Questions.
Campbell Town is in the heart of Tasmania and is a popular stopping point for travellers between Hobart and Launceston.
High Street (also known as Main Street) is the economic and social hub of Campbell Town. As the town revolves around High Street, the Council identified that it needs to be reinvigorated to improve urban amenities, enable better and safer vehicle movement and access, and enhance pedestrian safety.
These works extend the previous streetscape work completed by the Council on the corner of High Street and Queen Street.
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