Southern Midlands Council
Sunday 25 June, 2017
Welcome to the Southern Midlands of Tasmania, where a blend of good old fashioned values and modern ideas co-exist. The Southern Midlands Council is a rural local government authority with approximately 3800 rateable properties and 6000 persons scattered throughout the districts.
Towns and localities include Mangalore, Bagdad, Broadmarsh, Elderslie, Dysart, Kempton, Melton Mowbray, Oatlands, Tunbridge, Tunnack, Parattah, Woodsdale, Levendale, Runnymede, Colebrook, Campania and Rekuna.
Quick Links
- After Hours Emergency Number
- Agendas and Minutes
- Fees & Charges
- Council Forms & Documentation
- Medical, Community & Aged Care Services
- Impounded Animals
- New Resident Information Pack
- Oatlands Swimming Pool
- Payment Options
- Pension Remission Form
- Positions Vacant
- Publications & Newsletters
- Rates & Charges
- Update Contact Details
- Waste Transfer Station Hours
Community Organisations
Other Popular Links
- Boundary Fence Information
- Callington Mill
- Department of Premier & Cabinet Local Government Division
- Discover Tasmania
- Everything Building
- Environmental Protection Authority Tasmania
- Heritage Highway
- Heritage Tasmania - Residential Solutions
- Shadows of the Past
- Centre for Heritage
- Chauncy Vale
- Tas Water
- Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority (STCA)
- Rural Alive and Well
- Service Tasmania
- Tasmanian Government Directory
- Dial Before You Dig
- Tasmanian Gas Pipeline
Latest News
Public Notice
Posted Thursday, 22 June 2017, 6.00pm
Public Notices as advertised in the Mercury on Friday 23rd July 2017
Southern Midlands Council’s ‘Artist in Residence’ program
Posted Tuesday, 20 June 2017, 1.00pm
The SMC has proudly sponsored the production of a high quality 16 page booklet depicting some of Henrietta's (Artist in Residence) Oatlands-based works. These booklets are for sale and available from the Kempton and Oatlands Council Offices for $10 each. All proceeds from the sale of these books will provide similar assistance to future artists who are undertaking our residency to ensure that their work remains accessible to the broader community.
TasWater update: Action continues over unusual water taste in Oatlands
Posted Thursday, 15 June 2017, 2.50pm
TasWater is continuing to monitor the quality of the water being supplied to Oatlands in relation to customer reports of taste and odour.
Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards
Posted Wednesday, 14 June 2017, 3.20pm
Acknowledge Community Contributors
The search is on for individuals, businesses, organisations and community groups that are making a difference in our local community through the annual Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards.
Residents are invited to consider nominating an individual, business, organisation or group that is helping to reshape and inspire our community. If you know someone that has provided support and made a real difference in your life, why not give them a pat on the back and nominate them for an award. It would be great for our community contributors to be showcased in these Awards.
‘Rosehaven’ comes to Oatlands
Posted Friday, 9 June 2017, 3.00pm
The Southern Midlands Council is extremely pleased to advise the community that parts of the second series of ‘ROSEHAVEN’ will be filmed in and around Oatlands, commencing June 2017.
Heritage Highway
Visitor Centre
Visit the Heritage Highway Visitor Information Centre located in the Callington Mill Complex, 1 Mill Lane, Oatlands, Tasmania for information.
Events Calendar
Issued 5.40am, Sun 25 Jun 2017