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Marrawah tragedy, 10 years on

Marrawah tragedy, 10 years on

Thursday, July 13, will mark the 10th anniversary of the murder of 44-year-old Circular Head local, Simon John Crisp. It was a little after midnight in July 2013 when Mr Crisp was helping his partner at the time, Allison Nicholls, close up the Marrawah Tavern after a busy night of trade. The pair, along with Ms Nicholls’ 10-year-old daughter, who was asleep in the pub at the time, were set to...
Recognition for service to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community

Recognition for service to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community

A number of Circular Head community members have been recognised for their contribution to the local Indigenous community during this year’s Community NAIDOC Day celebrations at Trawmanna last Wednesday. Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation (CHAC) acknowledged a number of five and 10-year service awards to the organisation including a special 10-year service certificate to Circular Head...
“No” campaign hits Circular Head

“No” campaign hits Circular Head

Circular Head was invited to hear the “No” campaign’s debate against the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum on Tuesday, June 27, at a well-attended forum at the Circular Head Community and Recreation Centre. Braddon Liberal MHA Gavin Pearce and Country Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price joined Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation chairperson Selina Colgrave to outline their concerns...
Tassie’s Top Tiny Tourism Town

Tassie’s Top Tiny Tourism Town

Stanley has once again been recognised as the top Tasmanian Tiny Tourism Town, as well as the People’s Choice Tourism Town, in the 2023 Tourism Industry Council Tasmania’s (TICT) Top Tourism Town Awards. 62 per cent of voters chose Stanley as the destination of choice for populations under 1,500 in the awards from an estimated 3000 respondents. Circular Head Tourism Association Vice President,...
Dreambuilders visit to Joy School Wasswa

Dreambuilders visit to Joy School Wasswa

In June every year, Dreambuilders Church runs the ‘Advance Missions Conference’.   This is a time when they celebrate the great things that have been happening in various humanitarian aid and church-planting organisations that they support. They also provide an opportunity for people to donate funds towards programs that continue to educate, feed, and protect people in Australia and...
East Esplanade vandalism

East Esplanade vandalism

Circular Head Mayor, Gerard Blizzard, has shared his disappointment after hoons tore up a section of East Esplanade last week. “It’s very disappointing, “ Mayor Blizzard said. “We can only again point out that this costs the whole community and encourage anyone who sees this happening, or knows anything, to inform the police.”

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