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Everyone’s a winner

Everyone’s a winner

The Circular Head Chronicle, in partnership with the Tarkine Progress Group, have drawn the winners of our Shop Local promotion, sharing in $2000 worth of prizes. First prize of a $1000 gift voucher to spend at participating businesses was won by Merren Armstrong, after she shopped locally at Noun, A Place for Things. Second prize, taking home a $500 gift voucher was Caron Laing who shopped...
30 year milestone for unsung hero

30 year milestone for unsung hero

Last Wednesday, December 13, 2023, Christine Moles celebrated an outstanding milestone, ensuring students at Smithton Primary School have navigated their way across Grant Street for the past 30 years. A humble Mrs Moles greets each child in the morning with a smile and a warm hello and wishes them all the best as they bid farewell each day at 3pm. Smithton Primary School Principal Josh Smith...
Bruny Island Ultra Marathon, a team effort

Bruny Island Ultra Marathon, a team effort

Those who play hockey together, run ultra marathons together. Run B!tches Run, consisting of Tigers Orange hockey team members, Georgina Jackson, Melissa Poke, Michelle Haywood, Karlette Perry, Stacey Champion-Williams, Lisa Kingston, and Kylie Monson, have completed the Bruny Island 64km Ultra Marathon. Consisting of a solo or team event, the annual marathon begins at the northern tip of...
26TEN, an opportunity for everyone

26TEN, an opportunity for everyone

Circular Head is the newest Tasmanian community to be part of 26TEN Learn for Life Community Project, a statewide adult literacy and numeracy strategy, helping adults to read and write and improve their maths skills. 26TEN Strategy Manager Trish Scholwin said, "We are really passionate about working in communities and it is great that Circular Head is coming on board to join the other four...
Junior Cricketers Return a Success

Junior Cricketers Return a Success

The re-introduction of a Circular Head side in the Burnie Cricket League A-Reserve competition hasn't been the only highlight nfor the return of Circular Head in North-West competition, with two junior sides also having enetered this years CNW Junior competitions Read more in the December 6 edition of the Chronicle.
Carols at Highfield Fun for the Whole Family

Carols at Highfield Fun for the Whole Family

The ever popular Carols at Highfield will be held this Sunday, December 10, with gates open from 6:30pm and Carols starting at 7pm. The group of talented local musicians will be entertaining carolers for the third year running. Read more in the December 6 edition of the Chronicle.

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