Traffic Disruption Saturday 11 September 2021

On Saturday 11 September 2021 the Tri South Seven Mile Beach Triathlon will be held in the Seven Mile Beach area.

The event will commence by 12pm (midday).

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In accordance to Section 56A of the Vehicle and Traffic Act 1999, Tasmania Police advise of the temporary closing of the following streets to facilitate these events:

• Partial road closure and speed reduction of Pittwater Road from prior to Five Mile Beach intersection to Surf Road from 9.30am - 12pm (midday) whilst the cycle event is on route.

• Surf Road will be closed at Gruber Avenue from 7.30am - 12pm (midday).

Vehicular and pedestrian traffic wanting to travel on or across the event route will be affected. Residents will be permitted access to their properties when safe to do so.

Traffic Controllers will be in attendance to manage traffic and will stop or direct traffic away from the event route.

Any queries should be directed to Stephen Fenton, mobile: 0400 680 666.

We are building two park and ride facilities for the Kingborough region.

One will be built in Huntingfield near the Algona Road roundabout, and the other will be built on Browns Road in Firthside.

The park and ride facilities have been designed to be safe and inviting spaces, with better commuter parking and passenger transport services.

This supports the Hobart City Deal.

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Traffic changes

We will be working between 6am and 6pm from Monday to Saturday, starting with the Firthside facility on Monday, 16 August 2021. There will be lane closures and a reduced speed limit. Road users of Browns Road and Huntingfield Avenue should allow up to eight minutes extra travel time. Please keep to speed limits and follow the directions of traffic controllers and signs. No traffic impacts are anticipated to the Channel Highway, Algona Road Roundabout and Southern Outlet.

Parking changes

During construction there will be changed parking conditions.

Please allow extra time to park and follow directions of traffic controllers and signs.

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TLAB is established under the Libraries Act 1984 to provide the Minister for Education with objective, community-based advice on issues concerning the delivery of library services in Tasmania. TLAB’s interest extends to lifelong learning, adult literacy and the state’s archival and heritage collections and services.

TLAB membership

TLAB membership reflects the interests of library users and covers a mix of urban, rural and local government representation. Members must reflect a wide range of backgrounds, interests and involvements. Meetings are held four times a year, mostly in Hobart.

Members are not paid sitting fees; however, they are entitled to payment of reasonable, actual expenses while undertaking the duties of their role.

How to apply

Interested applicants should express their interest in membership by outlining their qualifications, experience and suitability for the role, and the nature of their interest in membership.

Expressions of interest should be emailed to the Executive Director Libraries Tasmania by Monday, 20 September 2021 to: execdirector.libraries@education.tas.gov.au

More information: For more information and a copy of the Terms of Reference, please contact Ms Hannah Warwarek, Office of the Executive Director, Libraries Tasmania, on (03) 6165 5559 or by email at: execdirector.libraries@education.tas.gov.au