The Circular Head Heritage Centre, located at the Duck River Pavilion, have recently set up a new exhibition, titled, “Pioneering Women of Circular Head.” The display showcases early European settlement, prior to creating the community that we share today. As visitors take a stroll down memory lane, the exhibit begins with discussing the importance of reusing, as opposed to recycling. Heritage...

  EPIRB activation requires rescue mission Three men are lucky to be alive after an incident in the Pedder River on Thursday, May 25. The experienced adventurers, aged in their 70’s, had travelled to the Sandy Cape area for a three-day trip and on their second day, headed out on their ATV’s, seeking adventure like they had many times before. “My good mate Adam rang on Thursday night, and...

  The Soroptimist International of Circular Head are calling for nominations from community members for their annual Soroptimist Unsung Heroine Awards, which aim to recognise the efforts of women in the community that tend to fly under the radar. The nominating window will be approximately five weeks long with all nominations coming from the Circular Head community.   Read more in...

  After months of planning, JH Stadium Cricket has been born and is coming to a venue near you. Former Circular Head local, John House, has created the new format, a modified version of both indoor and backyard cricket, and has teamed up with Smithton Primary School to trial the new game.   Read more in The Chronicle, May 31 edition

  The Circular Head Pony Club have proved why they are one of the most current successful sporting clubs to come out of the entire district, after taking out first place in the Pony Club Tasmania State Games Championships in Springfield, near Scottsdale, last weekend.   Read more in the Chronicle, June 7 edition