Zeehan Swimming Pool
Once completed the pool infrastructure will have been completely upgraded.
20 December 2024
Once completed the pool infrastructure will have been completely upgraded.
Updating the old playground to provide improved, modern infrastructure.
Creating a modern, accessible public space that celebrates the existing area, making it a vibrant place for locals and visitors to connect.
Updating spaces with engaging areas for a range of ages, including undercover areas, a ball court, seating and nature-based play areas.
Updating spaces with engaging areas for a range of ages.
Upgrading to offer a space for bikes, scooters and skateboards – and some fun play equipment.
Constructing a new multi-purpose sport and gym facility in Strahan.
Upgrading the Zeehan Gym to create a multi-purpose centre, providing an opportunity to increase the number of community members participating in physical activity.
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Councillor Scott Stringer arrived on the West Coast at age six when his parents travelled through Queenstown from Hobart for a holiday and decided to stay. He then attended Queenstown Central Primary
Councillor Lindsay Newman was first elected as a West Coast Councillor in 2014. His work experience lies in the industries of mining, fishing and hospitality. Lindsay was born in Zeehan
Councillor Annie McKay is a passionate West Coast resident and small business owner, proudly operating two boutique accommodation properties in Strahan. With a career spanning the Tasmanian hospitality industry, Annie
Councillor Dwayne is a Diesel Fitter by trade, has lived in Queenstown and worked on the West Coast for 30 years. Dwayne is passionate about generational recreation and the West
Councillor Vikki has spent most of her working life in social justice roles for non-profits, educational organisations and government where she focused on securing equitable outcomes for marginalised communities. Having previously
Councillor Elizabeth (Liz) Hamer is a proud 8th generation West Coaster whose family dates back to the original houn piners of Port Davey, who staunchly endured adversity to build and develop
Councillor Kerry was elected as a Councillor in 2018. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Environmental Health), Diploma in WHS and auditing qualifications for safety systems and food safety systems
Deputy Mayor Robert has spent most of his life on the West Coast and is heavily involved in volunteer emergency services with collectively close to 60 years service to three
Mayor Shane was first elected as a Councillor in 2009, elected Deputy Mayor 2014, and Mayor 2021 he says he is “very passionate about the West Coast having lived here
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