Burnie

Burnie has served as a port and industrial centre on Tasmania’s north-west coast since the 19th century. Set on Emu Bay, where the Emu River reaches Bass Strait, the city grew through shipping, timber and manufacturing and remains a working port. Its waterfront is also home to a little penguin colony, with birds returning ashore after dark during the season. Makers’ Workshop brings exhibitions and working studios together, reflecting Burnie’s contemporary creative scene and manufacturing heritage. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Burnie, Emu Bay and Tasmania’s north-west coast.

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