Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Beloved Bush Inn celebrates 200 years 02/10/2025 Australia's oldest continuously licensed hotel, The Bush Inn, will celebrate its 200th anniversary this weekend. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Fishing - Disappointing Derwent dampens trout season 01/10/2025 With August and September now behind us, some sea run trout fishing opportunities have also passed. But with luck, some of the best are still yet to come. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country Highlands homestead destroyed by fire 29/09/2025 The Triffett family have lost everything in a house fire on Half Moon Marsh farm near Bronte Park. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Rude awakening for Derwent Valley residents 25/09/2025 Derwent Valley residents were woken this morning by a 4.4 magnitude earthquake at 6.38 am in the State's Southwest, with the epicentre at Strathgordon at a depth of 14.1 km. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Adam Rice joins Derwent Valley Gazette team 24/09/2025 Adam Rice is switching out his fishing rod for the pen as he joins the Derwent Valley Gazette team. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Council to consider public pool's future 23/09/2025 The Bushy Park pool could remain closed during the summer. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Fishing - Wet and windy conditions keeping anglers indoors 17/09/2025 Reports have been scarce this week with limited fishing opportunities on the back of recent windy and wet conditions. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Clean slate for newly reopened laundromat 16/09/2025 The Derwent Valley municipality received a welcome boost last week with the re-opening of the recently refurbished laundromat in High Street New Norfolk. 0
Derwent Valley Gazette Mayor calls hoons d***heads 19/09/2025 Michelle Dracoulis has lashed out at “dickhead” hoons and warned them she will lobby Tasmania Police to crush the vehicles of offenders if it continues. 2
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Plans for old Bridgewater Bridge revealed 05/02/2025 EXCLUSIVE: With construction of the new Bridgewater Bridge well advanced, the Gazette can exclusively reveal the Government's plans for the existing landmark Bridgewater Bridge. 0
Derwent Valley Gazette Chasing kings of the deep 04/02/2025 WARM conditions and the lack of wind allowed anglers to enjoy some rewarding fishing last week, with good catches reported statewide, especially from saltwater. 0
Farm Features Derwent Valley Gazette One man's garden 02/02/2025 Mike Kerr checks out the fruits of summer at Nigel Rayner's orchard off Back River Road 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Police fine man over train grafitti attacks 01/02/2025 Tasmania Police have identified and fined a 22-year-old West Hobart man on charges related to a series of graffiti attacks on the Derwent Valley Railway, as well as properties in Margate and in Glenorchy. 0
Derwent Valley Gazette The one that didn’t get away 27/01/2025 THIS is one of the stories and catches of my trout fishing life that happened last Thursday, and I thought to share it. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Independent audit likely to give Council a clean bill of financial health 25/01/2025 An independent auditor’s report into Derwent Valley Council’s financial and community dealings over the past 22 months is expected to give Council a clean bill of financial health. 3
Derwent Valley Gazette Prepare for an exciting Australia Day weekend 20/01/2025 Anglers will be thrilled as we head toward the Australia Day long weekend – the perfect time to plan a fishing trip. Opportunities abound for competitive anglers, with several events happening across Tasmania: 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Dutton promises $15k to improve safety at Tynwald Park 20/01/2025 Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has committed funds from the Safer Communities Fund (SCF) towards improving security at New Norfolk’s Tynwald Park. 0
Latest News Derwent Valley Gazette Custodian of "Stanton" heads north 19/01/2025 Local identity and custodian of "Stanton" Lisa West is heading to Brisbane. 0
Derwent Valley Gazette Fish keep their cool as temperatures rise 18/01/2025 AS WE usher in the New Year, we've been greeted with a summer heatwave, with temperatures consistently remaining in the mid-20s. 0
