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A new map of the automatic defibrillators in Cygnet has been produced by the Association.
Click on the Defibrillator locations button on this page. A copy of the map will also be displayed on the community notice boards near the library. The map is suitable to be downloaded and printed for display.
A Tasmania-wide map of AED locations is available here.
If you are trained in CPR, you might like to consider being a GoodSAM responder. GoodSAM operates in conjunction with Ambulance Tasmania. You can find more details here.
The new town banners developed by The Cygnet Association based on artwork by local children have been launched (see this post for photos of the launch).
There are twenty seven banners in total which will be displayed in groups of nine, rotating three times per year,
The banners were possible because of generous support by George from Farah’s IGA.
The next meeting of The Cygnet Association committee will be held at 7:00 pm on 6 October 2026 in the Magistrate’s Room at the Cygnet Town Hall.
Everyone is warmly welcomed.
The Annual General Meeting of the Cygnet Living History Museum will be held on Saturday 5th September 2026, 10 am at the museum.
All welcome!
The following is a message concerning the offer to buy the bottom pub and a meeting on the formation of a Cygnet Community Co-operative.
The Annual General Meeting of The Cygnet Association will be held on 2 September 2026 at 7 pm in the Supper Room, Cygnet Town Hall.
Minor amendments to the constitution will be proposed, to comply with ATO requirements.
All committee positions will be open and nominations are
welcome.
The AGM will be followed by a presentation from our guest speaker, Paul Sutton, who will provide us with a lively discussion on the future of the financial value of the natural environment.
Everyone is warmly welcomed. Members are urged to attend this important event.
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The Cygnet Association has developing new banners to be displayed around Cygnet (see this post for the existing banners). The banners were possible because of generous support by George from Farah’s IGA.
The Cygnet Association has developed new Visitor Information Boards in front of the library.
A new version of the Cygnet Walks booklet has been produced with new information, extra walks, and maps