Regional Facilities

Burnie serves as a central hub for various regional and state facilities catering to the needs of North West Tasmania.

Burnie Health Hub

Medical centre located at 16-20 Mooreville Road, Park Grove TAS 7320 (on the former University of Tasmania campus). It brings together primary care, allied health, and specialised social services under one roof to serve the North West Coast

Burnie Library

Libraries Tasmania provides a wide array of services, including library resources, research and information support, adult literacy programs, community learning opportunities, adult education, online access, and archive and heritage services.

Burnie Post Office Shop

The Community Hub @ Post in Burnie brings together essential Post Shop services with a welcoming space for locals to access community information, support services, local business retail, and everyday postal needs, all in one convenient location.

Burnie Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Tasmania hears cases in criminal, civil and appellate jurisdictions, and has civil, criminal and probate registries. the Burnie Magistrates Court is also located at 38 Alexander Street.

Burnie Truck Wash - Minna Road

Burnie’s heavy vehicle and stock-compliant washout facility. Built for big rigs, B-Doubles, and livestock crates.

Burnie Urgent Care / My Clinic Plus

Conveniently located at 114 Wilson Street, Burnie (next to McDonald’s). Providing quality urgent and general care with experienced doctors and staff. Walk in or book online. Open 7 days a week, 8am–8pm bulk billed. Care for sprains, cuts, infections, minor fractures, fevers, rashes, and more...

The Makers Technology and Innovation Hub

The interior refurbishment of The Makers, situated at West Park in Burnie, has been successfully completed. It is now poised to host teams from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture and Tech Solutions Hub, providing a renewed and conducive space for collaborative work and innovation.

North West Regional Hospital

The Burnie North West Regional (NWRH), and Private Hospital provide various medical specialties and departments to serve Tasmania's North West region community.

Office of the Valuer General

Fresh Valuations - for information, concerns or objections please contact the Office of the Valuer General OVG.

Service Tasmania

Service Tasmania in Burnie is your go-to hub for essential government services, offering convenient access to a wide range of tasks including applying for a birth certificate, paying MPES fines, registering for Working with Vulnerable People, and managing fire permits. You can also renew your vehicle registration, driver’s licence, and boat licence—all in one central location.

State Growth

The Department of State Growth assists economic growth, supports the community, industry and business in creating jobs and opportunities for Tasmanians.

Tas Fire Service & SES

The Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) and the State Emergency Service (SES) both play critical roles in regional emergency response coordination in Burnie and the broader North West Tasmania region.

TasTAFE

The Burnie Campus provides vocational education and training, featuring specialised workshops in Construction and Automotive, a Fashion studio, and the state’s only Instrumentation and Control training facility. It also offers programs in Community and Children’s Services, Aged Care, and Disability Services.

The Port of Burnie

Burnie Port is a key regional shipping and freight terminal for forestry, mining, and container transport. Operated by TasPorts in collaboration with several key partners to enhance its operations and infrastructure.

UTAS - Cradle Coast Campus

The University of Tasmania in Burnie offers contemporary teaching and learning environments, state-of-the-art nursing simulation labs, a publicly accessible café and library, and gathering spaces, including a central courtyard.

West by North West

West by North West (WxNW) is one of four regional tourism organisations (RTOs) across Tasmania, each funded by the Tasmanian government to work with our tourism industry at a local and regional level; and with government at all levels. Our work forms part of the state's 2030 Visitor Economy Strategy in Tasmania.

Tasmanian Electoral Commission TEC

The Tasmanian Electoral Commission (TEC), manages Tasmania’s parliamentary, local government, and statutory elections, and referendums.. Jointly with the AEC, it maintains the electoral roll and implements boundary redistributions.

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