Burnie's 2022 Australia Day Celebrations

Watch online from 10:30am Wednesday 26 January 2022

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Page

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Coronavirus - Council News

Coronavirus links and information from the Department of Health Tasmania.

COVID-19 Resources for businesses

Tasmania is now living with COVID-19 in the community which is impacting many businesses. Resources for businesses to assist with their planning is available on the coronavirus website.

UPDATE Vaccination clinic for children aged 5 to 11

Children aged 5 to 11 will be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine from 10 January 2022.

Masks required in indoor locations

From Tuesday 21 December 2021 face masks must be worn by everyone aged 12 and over when in public indoor settings in Tasmania. Masks provide an additional layer of protection against COVID-19 for both yourself and others around you.

Burnie Arts & Function Centre events COVID-19 vaccination update

COVID-19 Vaccination Update for attending events at Burnie Arts & Function Centre

Burnie Pfizer Clinic

Pfizer vaccinations are available for people aged 12 and over at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre TODAY and TOMORROW.

Burnie is currently in the bottom third of vaccinated municipalities

‘She’ll be right mate’, 'I’ll get around to it', 'I’m just waiting to see' – does this sound like you or someone you know when it comes to getting the COVID vaccination?

Check in TAS App Changes from 7 July

On Friday 2 July 2021, the Tasmanian Government announced more businesses will be required to use the Check in Tas app by 31 July. From 7 July 2021 each time a person enters a relevant location they must use the Check in TAS app regardless of how long they stay.

Check in TAS App and Council Facilities

The Director of Public Health has determined that, from 1 May 2021 the free Check in TAS App will be the only system to be used for collecting and providing contact tracing information in Tasmania in a number of locations, premises and events, including many which are managed by the Council.

Burnie's 2022 Australia Day Celebrations

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Page

Coronavirus - Council News

COVID-19 Resources for businesses

UPDATE Vaccination clinic for children aged 5 to 11

Masks required in indoor locations

Burnie Arts & Function Centre events COVID-19 vaccination update

Burnie Pfizer Clinic

Burnie is currently in the bottom third of vaccinated municipalities

Check in TAS App Changes from 7 July

Check in TAS App and Council Facilities

Check In Tas App - Support for businesses and event organisers

Council continues rolling out Check in TAS across its facilities

Kids in the Park 2021

Burnie's 2022 Australia Day Celebrations

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Page

Coronavirus - Council News

COVID-19 Resources for businesses

UPDATE Vaccination clinic for children aged 5 to 11

Masks required in indoor locations

Burnie Arts & Function Centre events COVID-19 vaccination update

Burnie Pfizer Clinic

Burnie is currently in the bottom third of vaccinated municipalities

Check in TAS App Changes from 7 July

Check in TAS App and Council Facilities

Check In Tas App - Support for businesses and event organisers

Council continues rolling out Check in TAS across its facilities

Kids in the Park 2021

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