Burnie Court relocation, return of Parliament next week, social services on the West Coast and ministerial instablility are covered this week with Deputy Opposition Leader, Anita Dow.

'The Cane' is a new Australian crime thriller as reviewed by Tim Gott of Devonport Book Shop.

A number of events and community drives happening in the coming months as Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff touches on.

Lucy Taylor from Burnie Works is getting set for Harmony Week from March 21-27 with a number of events in and around Burnie this year.

Secretary of Devonport Regatta, Lydia Lane, is getting set for the 64th installment of the Devonport Regatta on March 6.

Kayden Cooper is one of the organisers of the 2022 Family Slime Challenge in Burnie on Sunday March 20. Get your entry at burnietickets.com.au

Colin from Fullife Pharmacy talks about shingles.

February 23 at Don River Railway there will be 2 sessions inviting people of the coast who may want to volunteer their time at the railway. This is an obligation free taster day with the first session at 9am and the second and noon. Register on 64246335

Burnie City Council is disappointed to hear that the Public Works Committee decided in a majority decision to approve the State Government’s plan to move the Burnie courthouse from the central business district (CBD) to the old University campus on Mooreville Road. Mayor Steve Kons speaks on The Home Run.

Martkets, advisory committees and so much more!