The Stanley Chamber of Commerce is set for a minor shake-up with the departure of former Chairperson, Bernard Atkins, who stepped down from the role at their recent AGM, held in June. Mr Atkins was the original Chairperson of the chamber when it was formed in 2005. Since then he has been at the helm for 15 out of 17 years that the chamber has been in existence. What began as a vision to...

New Visitor Centre a must see The Circular Head Visitor Information centre is open for business and is your one stop shop for all the things to see and do right here on the doorstep of our unique region. Located in the brand new Duck River Pavilion at 12 Nelson Street Smithton, the information centre shares its location with the recently re located Heritage Centre.

The Circular Head Pony Club have built a brand new, all-purpose outdoor arena with the assistance of  an Improving the Playing Field grant provided by the state government. The club was one of four Circular Head sporting organisations to receive  funding. Club volunteer Jenny Poke said the process had been a long one but the reward far outweighed the amount of time spent submitting the...

Circular Head’s very own Nutrien Harcourts Sales Consultant, Tony Maguire, has come away from the Harcourts National Conference with the coveted Number 1 Sales Consultant in Australia for Harcourts and Number 1 Rural Sales Consultant for Nutrien Harcourts.   Read more about Tony's accolades in the Chronicle, June 8 edition.

Local Smithton resident Samara Saward has just written her first book, paranormal romance novel, The Opal Wolf. Saward, an avid reader, was inspired to write the fated mate shifter after her partner, Daniel, bought her a Kindle. Not overly enthused by the concept of not being able to flick through the pages of an actual book, Saward said she soon changed her mind and became obsessed with her new...