Stacey Sheehan - Deputy Mayor, City of Devonport

29/05/2026

Great article Emily 👏🏻

40 UNDER 40: Property consultant Emily Carmichael of Kentish is another of our inspiration young leaders from across the Coast. Read more: https://links.acm.media/QE40WD

25/05/2026

06/05/2026

The Aged and Disability Expo was on recently in Devonport - lots of information available from the stalls and great local support. Thanks to the Disability Expo Australia team for bringing it all together!

Devonport City Council

25/04/2026

Beautiful service today at the Cenotaph, particularly the thoughtful words from Reece High School students.
Lest we forget

24/04/2026

Beautiful!

21/04/2026

Great news on housing supply 🏠

26/03/2026

Most people don’t realise that the beautiful 92-year-old Californian Redwood at Home Hill was grown from a seed gifted to Prime Minister Joseph Lyons by President Franklin D. Roosevelt of the United States.

That little-known piece of history has been quietly growing here for generations.

We’re pleased to share an update on the reclaimed grass area beneath this significant tree — helping to restore and highlight a space many visitors may have passed without ever knowing its importance.

A living link to history, right here in Devonport.

16/02/2026

Fantastic trend for the regions 👏🏻

'This is why we say the future of Australia is regional.'

16/02/2026

Really interesting take on Manchester, UK. One vital point that was missed in the article is the impact of devolution - a game changer for its economy.

Australian businesses, including sushi outlet owners Adam and JJ Miller, are being lured to the vibrant northern English city as its economy booms.

13/02/2026

If you read nothing else this weekend, please read this fantastic article on the benefits of passenger rail in the regions by Jenny Donnovan 🚊

One day, technology and population will align and this will be an absolute game changer for Tasmania.

Introduction by Croakey: Discussions about the health benefits of public transport often have a metropolitan focus. But what about rural