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Located on the outskirts of Burnie City is Oakleigh Park. This Park commemorates Henry Hellyer the architect and surveyor camped on May 8, 1827 on his visit to Emu Bay, prior to the establishment five months later (October 9, 1827) of a township by the Van Diemen’s Land Company. Facilities include picnic area and tables, playground equipment, a fountain and sundial.
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“tunapri” means “to understand” in Palawa kani, the language of the Palawa, the Tasmanian Aboriginal people. The core purpose of this business is to provide a bridge of…
Members of the Renew Burnie program have utilised empty shop spaces to create one-off, creative shop spaces in an inner city arcade. Part of the Renew Australia program,…
Join Friends of Burnie Penguins volunteers for a free interpretative guided tour of the Little Fairy Penguin colony. See penguins up close for an intimate view into the…
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1 Brickwell St Burnie, Tasmania Australia 7320
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Tasting Trail Tasmania
Cheese, cider, whisky, berries and chocolate - straight from the makers. Plot your own self-drive food trail through the North West.
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