Circular Head residents are in for a real treat this Friday, April 19, as the community welcomes Olympic champion, motivational speaker, and comedian, Steven Bradbury OAM, to the Circular Head Community and Recreation Centre for ‘STICHED UP’, a story of resilience, persistence, and overcoming adversity. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, April 17 edition.

Emmerton Park Ladies Auxiliary were the recipients of $3000 in the latest round of the Circular Head Council’s Community Small Grants Scheme, purchasing a replacement Coffee Machine for their Memory Lane Coffee Shop. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, April 10 edition.

The annual Harmony Day event ‘Harmony in the Park’ gathered many from the Circular Head community to celebrate the uniqueness of people, their cultures, and the differences they may share. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, April 10 edition.

The unique and traditional event of our community Good Friday service was well attended. The event, organised by the Circular Head Christian School (CHCS) on behalf of the combined churches of Circular Head, heard the story of Jesus told in a symbolic journey as the cross was carried to the top of the Stanley Nut where it stands for the Easter period. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle,...

Premier Tasmanian window and door specialist Clark Windows has celebrated its 40th year in business. In late 1983, brothers Craig and Glenn Clark had recently found themselves unemployed, Craig was working at a local building firm in their joinery section after completing an apprenticeship as a Carpenter and Joiner and was in charge of building windows, using the Comalco Wunderlich products. To...