New Information Pack

To ensure communities in the North West region are well informed, we have developed a new NWTD Information Pack, which provides a high-level overview of the project. 

Upcoming Engagement

You can catch us at a number of events across the North West region in the coming months. We welcome any questions you may have and would like to hear your thoughts on the project.

Upcoming in May:

Agfest

TasNetworks is excited to be an exhibitor and sponsor of Agfest again this year. www.agfest.com.au

Come and chat to us about our plans to build an electricity network that is future ready, engage in our kids safety program, discover more about our graduate and careers program, learn about our sustainability initiatives and how we care for Tasmanian wildlife + more!

Where we've been this month

NWTD Project team members recently attended the North West Ecofest and the Central Coast Business, Tourism & Travel Expo in Ulverstone. The events provided a fantastic opportunity for some meaningful discussions with residents who were eager to learn more about the project. 

If you couldn't make it along, feel free to reach out to us with any questions about the project. We're here to keep the conversation going. Email nwtd@tasnetworks.com.au | www.tasnetworks.com.au/nwtd

Empowering the Kentish Community Men's Shed

Recognising the importance of maintaining a well-equipped workspace, the NWTD project has been able to assist the Kentish Men’s Shed in updating their tools and equipment.

Located amidst the serene surroundings of Sheffield, the Men’s Shed serves as a gathering place for approximately 50 dedicated individuals. From metal fabrication, blacksmithing to ceramic artistry, the Shed embodies a diverse range of skills and expertise.

With our grant exceeding $5000, the shed was able to acquire essential tools, ensuring safety and efficiency in their operations. Thank you, Kentish Community Men’s Shed, for allowing us to play a role in the vital work you do with communities in the North West!

TasNetworks launches Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

TasNetworks recently launched its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan at Tiagarra, one of Australia's oldest Aboriginal Keeping Places, nestled on the stunning Mersey Bluff in Devonport. The culturally significant event was organised in collaboration with the Six Rivers Aboriginal Corporation.

The Innovate RAP is building on the success of TasNetworks' Reflect RAP (launched in 2021), paving the way for a more inclusive, diverse, and culturally safe workplace.

Got feedback? We're listening

Your feedback helps us to understand what is important to you and what we need to consider to achieve the best possible outcomes for the environment, landholders and the community.

For more information, visit our website
Phone: 1300 127 777
Email: NWTD@tasnetworks.com.au