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Ready, Steady, Cook

The Gagebrook Community Centre in partnership with the Jordan River Learning Federation Senior Campus will be running a six week Cooking Classes for a maximum of 12 peopleĀ  every Thursday from 10am until 12 noon. Starting Thursday 19th April 2012 … Continue reading

FUTSAL (indoor soccer)

Futsal is 5-a-side indoor soccer. played on a basketball/netball sized court. Of the 5 players on each team one will be the goalkeeper. A good number to have in a team is 7 players as you are allowed to make … Continue reading

COMMONWEALTH RESPITE AND CARELINK CENTRE: YOUNG CARER RESPITE PROGRAM

The Young Carer Respite Program provides support to young people who are caring for a family member, partner or friend who has a chronic illness, disability, mental illness, is drug or alcohol dependent or is frail aged. The aim of … Continue reading

Parents R Us

Kylie and Simone would like to welcome all Parents to come along to the Parents R Us group (mums and dads both welcome!) of all ages. The group meets weekly on a Monday from 11am – 2pm at 191 Lamprill … Continue reading


Brighton Community News

Carbon tax will not be passed on to taxpayers

By TONY FOSTER OAM Mayor BRIGHTON Council is well aware of the cost of living pressures confronting our community and the difficulty many people face as a result of ever-increasing price rises and uti

Council amalgamation campaign is a front for Property Council

THE current campaign for local government amalgamations and particularly the establishment of a greater Hobart Council comprising Brighton, Clarence, Glenorchy, Hobart and Kingborough is being pursued

Brighton lobbies against push for amalgamation

BRIGHTON Council is lobbying the State Parliament and other southern councils following its decision to resist the current push for the establishment of a greater Hobart council comprising the municip

Council absorbs carbon tax - rates go up only $16

BRIGHTON Council has confirmed that it will absorb the carbon tax impact and restrict rate increases to CPI for the 16th year running, with anticipated increases of just $23 per household. Mayor Tony

Students on the run for funds

BRIGHTON Primary school students will be running in the Adidas School Fun Run to raise vital funds for the school. The event will be held on Thursday May 3. In coming weeks students will be seeking s