Burnie Coastal Pathway Since 2009, the Coastal Pathway development in Burnie has included sections from Emu River to Red Rock and Cooee to Cam River, featuring shared bike paths and walking tracks.
Marinus Link Engagement Opportunites Marinus Link’s Tasmanian Development Application and Environmental Impact Statements are on public exhibition until 18 February 2025.We are hosting a series of engagement opportunities in North West Tasmania to support this important milestone.
Burnie Trunk Main Renewal The Burnie Trunk Main Renewal project is replacing two key pipelines, Mount Street Romaine, with completion expected by mid-2025.
Offshore renewable energy infrastructure area proposal The Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water want your feedback on the area proposed for offshore Wind development in Bas Strait.
Burnie City Centre Urban Plan Burnie City Council has released the final draft of an Urban Plan to transform the Burnie City Centre to create a vibrant and engaging place to work, live, shop and socialise.
Burnie City Council Chambers & Information Office Visit us to ask a question, for tourist, visitor, business or resident information. Report an issue, get some help, make a complaint or simply give us some feedback. 80 Wilson St Burnie.