The Positive Impact Plan team will be reconnecting with communities across the East Coast to share what’s been developed from input gathered earlier this year.

We’ve spent the past few months turning your ideas and feedback into a set of draft principles and frameworks which will be the foundation for the Positive Impact Plan. Before we move forward, we want to make sure this work feels right for you and truly reflects the values of our region.

Join us at one of our casual drop-in café sessions to chat with the Positive Impact team, review the draft ideas, and share your thoughts. Everyone’s welcome drop by for a conversation.

You have the option to register for either: a 15 minute spot if you’d like to reserve your one-on-one conversation ahead of time, or a an "I'll stop by" ticket which ensures you'll recieve reminders about the upcoming cafe event of your choosing.

Alternatively, you can simply drop by anytime during a session to chat, no need to register in advance!

Community Cafe Information:

📍SCAMANDER Wednesday 5th November 2pm-3pm @ The Rivermouth Cafe

📍ST HELENS Thursday 6th November 10am-11am @ Life Buoy Cafe

📍ST MARYS Thursday 6th November 1pm-2pm @ The Purple Possum Wholefoods & Cafe

📍ORFORD Wednesday 12th November 9:30am-10:30am @ Riverside Cafe & Providore

📍BICHENO Wednesday 12th November 12:30pm-1:30pm @ Governörs Bicheno

📍COLES BAY Thursday 13th November, 10am-11am @ Location Details Coming Soon

📍SWANSEA Thursday 13th November, 2pm-3pm @ Artifakt Gallery & Cafe

A new community survey is also now open, sharing the draft principles shaped by your feedback. Complete the survey via this link. You can choose to complete anonymously or leave your details for a chance to win a 25-minute scenic flight over Wineglass Bay for two, thanks to Freycinet Air Adventures.

Click here to complete the survey and bring your thoughts along to a café session!

For more information about the Positive Impact Plan, please head to our website.

The East Coast Tasmania Tourism Positive Impact Plan is supported by the Tasmanian Government.