Tieri News

Nominate a local Hero!

Know a local hero who has stood out in your community over the last year? Nominate them for a Central Highlands Australia Day Award. Submissions open until 30 November 2022.

It’s your chance to win a Thermomix!

Tieri Daycare centre is holding a Thermomix raffle! All proceeds raised will help with resources to keep the centre a safe, happy and fun place.

Tieri News: check out the September edition

The fifth edition of Tieri News, we share some interesting stories from our local businesses, amazing images form the latest events and some exciting news from Oaky Creek Coal.

Tieri Sunset Markets

Another edition of the Tieri Sunset Markets is coming our way, and we want you to be part of a Tieri's classic!

Spotlight on Drake Massage Therapies

Taylor Drake is a qualified massage therapist, specialised in remedial, sports and relaxation, as well as other treatments like manual lymphatic drainage and reflexology.

Spotlight on Coco&Bleu Wedding and Events

Established in 2019, Natalie Strang created a business focused on bringing a couple’s vision of their wedding day to life. Anywhere in the Central Highlands region or on the Capricorn Coast, Coco&Bleu's hardworking team have style and coordinated beautiful events.

Spotlight on Fat Daddy’s Smokehouse

We shine a light on Tieri's Fat Daddy's Smokehouse, a restaurant and catering service founded by Shay Martin, who loves bringing people together and sharing his passion for cooking and smoking meat.

Spotlight on Koa Hair Studio

It’s official, Tieri town just got a whole lot prettier with a full-time hairdresser, as well as a nail artist who can also do spray tans. To give them a warm Tieri welcome, Tieri news got to know Jayme-Lee O’Riley, and her sister, a little better…

Oaky Creek continues to kick rehabilitation goals

Tieri hit the national news headlines late July, when it was announced that the government had signed off a whopping 433 hectares of mined land as officially rehabilitated at the Oaky Creek Coal complex. The rehabilitated land is the equivalent to almost 700 football fields. It is one of the largest areas of land to be signed off as officially rehabilitated in all of Glencore’s sites and it represents up to about 20 years of work by employees.