Community Information Drop-in session, Thursday 1st May 2025, Campbell Town, Town Hall at 12noon and 6pm.
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.
Read MoreNorthern Midlands Council is currently implementing the Perth Streetscape Redevelopment project. This project will revitalise the main street in Perth and benefit residents and visitors.
Read MoreThe Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE Tasmania) has recently conducted a calicivirus release in Campbell Town on March 13, 2025, as part of ongoing efforts to manage wild rabbit populations.
Read MoreThe Ross Men’s Shed is growing! Thanks to funding from the Australian Government’s Investing in Communities Program, an exciting expansion is now underway, ensuring this much-loved community space continues to thrive for years to come.
Read MoreNorthern Midlands Council are re-invigorating Main Street in Campbell Town, between William Street and King StreetThe Northern Midlands Council will soon start work to re-invigorate Main Street in Campbell Town.
Read MoreSnapshot of Council decisions and endorsements from the Ordinary Council meeting held on the 17 February 2025
Read MoreNominations may be made by any person, on the specified form. It is also available in a paper copy at the Council Offices, 13 Smith St, Longford, or by email request to council@nmc.tas.gov.au
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Read MoreThe Northern Midlands Council held its first meeting of the year on January 20, 2025.Below are key decisions and updates from the meeting:
Read MoreNorthern Midlands Council Deputy Mayor, Janet Lambert, has called on all elected Council members to focus on the interests of the community.
Read MoreNorthern Midlands Council advises residents and visitors to exercise caution around local rivers and recreational waters following the recent rainfalls.
The high-water levels and strong currents pose a significant safety risk for swimmers. In addition, recent water quality tests have detected elevated levels of Enterococci, indicating a decrease in water quality that may pose health risks to swimmers.
Read MoreOn February 15th 2024, the Department of Health (DOH) notified the Northern Midlands Council of a finding of Blue-green Algae in the Macquarie River, prompting the placement of warning signs at Longford’s Recreational Water sites. Recent tests conducted at the waters of the Mill Dam and near Woolmers, Longford have shown clear results. The advisory is no longer in effect.
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Northern Midlands Council Office:
closes Tuesday 24 Dec at 12 noon and reopens Thursday 2nd 2025 8:45am
Longford Waste Transfer Station:
closed on 25 Dec 2024 and 1 January 2025
Evandale Waste Transfer Station:
closed on 26th Dec 2024
Swimming Pools:
All pools will be closed on 25 - 26 December and Open for New Year's Day 2025
Read MoreThe Northern Midlands Council is excited to share key decisions from the December council meeting and updates on several projects across our municipality. These initiatives reflect our commitment to improving community facilities, fostering inclusivity, and enhancing our region’s natural and urban spaces.
Read MoreAs we approach the summer season, the Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) has officially launched its 2024/2025 Bushfire Campaign, urging all Tasmanians to prepare for the increased risk of bushfires. With changing weather patterns and heightened fire conditions forecast, now is the time to act and safeguard your home, family, and community.
learn more and download your own plan.
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