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Remediation Updates

Information on the repair work from October 2022 flooding event

Upper Natone - Friday Updates: Horseshoe Bend

Every Friday, we will be updating the community with information regarding the remediation progress of Upper Natone Road. Information can be found:
- burnie.tas.gov.au
- Ridgley Post Office - 1006 Ridgley Hwy, Ridgley
- South Riana IGA X-Press - 1705 Pine Road, South Riana

Oonah Road - Updates

Please find all updates outlining the remediation process to rectify the damage caused as the result of extreme weather in October 2022 to Oonah Road East and Oonah Road West.

We would like to thank the community for your patience and understanding as we work hard in repairing this road.

Greta Road Updates

Please find all updates outlining the remediation process to rectify the damage caused as the result of extreme weather in October 2022 to Greta Road.

We would like to thank the community for your patience and understanding as we work hard in repairing this road.

Extension of Private Landowner Clean-up and Restoration Grant

The closing date for the Private Landowner Clean-up and Restoration Grant, has been extended to 2pm on Thursday 6 April 2023 (extended from 3 March 2023).

Fernglade Road - Updates

Please find all updates outlining the remediation process to rectify the damage caused as the result of extreme weather in October 2022 to Fernglade Road

We would like to thank the community for your patience and understanding as we work hard in repairing this road.

Flooding Update - 31 October 2022

Full road closures on Upper Natone Road and Oonah Road (at both Guide Road and also further on in Tewkesbury).
Single-lane closures on Fernglade Road, West Ridgley Rd, Clarkes Rd Stowport, Camena Bridge, and South Riana Rd Bridge.
**Please avoid these areas**

Public Meeting - Natone

For all of the local residents who have been impacted by the road damage at Horseshoe Bend and Oonah Road Natone, we are coming to you!

Upper Natone Road Landslide

The landslide along Horseshoe Bend/Upper Natone Road was inspected on 31st October 2022 and further inspections are scheduled today by the engineers so they can complete their advice to us. We are unable to consider any plan for the road until this advice is received.

Oonah Road and Upper Natone Road Land Slips

Oonah and Upper Natone roads have been subject to landslides and resulting in road subsidence forming large cracks.

Flooding

What is flooding and where does it occur in the Burnie municipality? Information about flood awareness and what to do in an emergency.