From Monday August 4 2025, the Launceston Waste Centre will be open daily from 7.30am to 4.15pm.
Waste Centre Opening Hours
Have your say, understand issues of health and safety and be aware of what's going on in your municipality.
Know what's on offer and how to engage with your community through discussion platforms such as Tomorrow Together.
Explore our Cultural Strategy, learn about busking, public art initiatives, and the activities and committee that champion cultural well-being.
Launnie Connecting Community brings together people in a local suburb or town for meaningful change.
Information about accessibility across the City of Launceston.
The City of Launceston works with various organisations throughout the year to celebrate the achievements of individuals, organisations and businesses within our municipality.
From immunisation clinics to a range of fun outdoor activities and events, the City of Launceston provides support and services to families and children living across the municipality.
Details about becoming an Australian citizen.
Find out about key organisations and service providers in Launceston.
The My Place My Future Plan provides an integrated approach to the revitalisation of Launceston's Northern Suburbs, with the aim of supporting improved lifestyle, social and economic outcomes.
The City of Launceston is working with a range of community stakeholders aimed at reducing suicide and the flow on impacts.
Toss it away? No way! A Repair Cafe is a regular free monthly face-to-face meeting of skilled volunteers and local residents to fix broken household items. Bring along broken items to learn how to fix them with the help of repairers.
Initiatives and resources for Seniors
The Living Library is filled with 'books' from across the city; and our audiences span across events, schools, organisations and community groups annually.
Services and regulations around health and safety in Launceston
Understand how the City of Launceston SmartCard works
Understand the history behind the City of Launceston.
Information for young people living in Launceston. Learn more about our Youth Advisory Group (YAG), Youth Framework, SEED funding program and more!
Find more information on community grants, event planning, and event sponsorship opportunities with the City of Launceston.
The City of Launceston has a zero-tolerance approach to graffiti and works with Tasmania Police, the local community and relevant agencies to prevent, reduce and remove graffiti.
Find out more about our recent projects and initiatives.
Learn about the Homelessness Advisory Committee and homelessness support in Launceston.
The Launceston Place Brand was created by community to celebrate our unique story and spark pride. The brand will empower anyone with an interest in Launnie's future to talk about their city' real stories.
The City of Launceston recognises that it can be difficult for community groups and service clubs to source an interesting guest speaker - particularly at short notice. To help address this problem Council is happy to provide guest speakers on a range of topics.
Connected communities are resilient communities and good neighbour relationships come in handy at times of personal hardship or emergency.
As part of our efforts to become an organisation which can contribute to this cultural shift, and to promote and support the changes necessary in child and youth focused organisations across the community, Council adopted a Statement of Commitment to Becoming a Child and Youth Safe Organisation at the Council meeting held on 5th September 2024.