Kate Wylie - Central Coast Councillor

08/07/2026

Such a lovely gesture! Well done Louise

30/06/2026

A beautiful community initiative, join in this Friday to help make a paper forest!

🌿 Create something beautiful for Paper on Skin™ 2026!
Join paper artist Stephanie Reynolds for a free community workshop and help create a stunning vertical paper garden that will feature at the Paper on Skin™ Gala in October.

✨ No experience needed
✨ All materials provided
✨ Bring a friend
✨ Drop in for a couple of hours or stay all day
✨ Suitable for all ages and abilities (children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult)

📅 Friday 3 July 2026
⏰ 10:00am–4:00pm
📍 Studio 1, Hive

Be part of a collaborative artwork that will transform the foyer of the paranaple arts centre and celebrate creativity, community and paper art.

🎟 This workshop is free, but registrations are essential. Book your place now here: https://www.hivetasmania.com.au/our-events/workshop-2026-paper-on-skin/

21/06/2026

📣 New community workshop dates!
🐝 This time at Ulverstone's Hive Tasmania.

✂️ Join paper artist Stephanie Reynolds for a free community workshop and help create a stunning vertical paper garden that will feature at the Paper on Skin™ Gala in October.

✨ No experience needed
✨ All materials provided
✨ Bring a friend
✨ Drop in for a couple of hours or stay all day
✨ Suitable for all ages and abilities (children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult)

📅 Friday 3 July 2026
⏰ 10:00am–4:00pm
📍 Studio 1, Hive

🤝 Be part of a collaborative artwork that will transform the foyer of the paranaple arts centre and celebrate creativity, community and paper art.

✅ The workshop is free, but please use the booking link to register
3 Jul https://tickets.hivetasmania.com.au/Hive_GT/calendar/1000132

23 Jul
https://www.hivetasmania.com.au/our-events/school-holiday-workshop-2026-paper-on-skin/

05/06/2026

Local government elections are coming up this October - “Yay another election, just what I was hoping for,” did I hear you say? 🤣

The past four years have flown by, I’m still so grateful that you had trust in me to be a local government leader and it’s a role I take seriously.

I have grown and learned a lot in the last four years and I am proud of what we have achieved as a council as well as the representation I have personally made on behalf of you, the residents.

I still stand for all of the things I did four years ago, my values haven’t changed. I’ll still stand up for families, youth, business, the environment, better liveability and sustainable progress.

With 4 years experience, I have a better understanding of how local government works, however, I understand there is always so much more to learn.

This coming election I’ll be putting my hand up for Deputy Mayor of the Central Coast Council. I’m ready for this and I really hope I have your support to take on the role.

It’s only early days and it’s a few months until the election, but I’ve been asked a few times now so thought I’d make it public.

Thank you again for your faith, encouragement and support. I will continue to represent our community with integrity,fairness, balance and a willingness to think creatively and differently when tackling challenges.

I love this community and look forward to continuing to serve it.

Kate

03/06/2026

This is so great! Well done to all involved.

Ulverstone Anglican have recently launched a fortnightly Youth Hangout for young people in grades 5-10

02/06/2026

Perfectly positioned between Devonport and Burnie, our region combines the energy of business growth with the calm of a coastal lifestyle. With towns like Ulverstone and Penguin offering some of the best places to live in Tasmania, the Central Coast delivers a rare balance of opportunity, affordabil...

26/05/2026

Have your say on the future of active transport in Central Coast 🚴‍♀️🚶🏃

🚶‍♀️🚲👩‍🦽‍➡️Have your say on the Draft Active Transport Strategy

A community member recently summed up something many of us value about Central Coast: “One of the best things about Ulverstone and Central Coast is being able to walk to a huge range of services and recreation without needing a car.”

This Strategy is about protecting and improving those everyday connections, so it’s safer and easier to walk, ride, wheel and get around.

This is your opportunity to review the Draft Strategy and provide feedback before it goes to Council.

Visit My Central Coast to find out more: https://my.centralcoast.tas.gov.au/active-transport

04/03/2026

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