Excitement is brewing at the Stanley Golf Club with the grand opening of Helen's new restaurant on Friday, June 28th. Bringing the vibrant flavours and diverse culinary traditions of Myanmar to Tasmania's northwest coast, Helen and her partner Ivor’s new restaurant, Spring City, promises a unique fusion of South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, India, China, and Thailand flavours. To read more...

Stanley takes the title for top ‘Tiny Tourism Town’ and ‘People’s Choice’ after placing again in the Tourism Industry Council Tasmania’s (TICT) Tassie’s Top Tourism Town Awards 2024. The Tassie’s Top Tourism Towns for 2024 were crowned on June 20 as a part of the major awards program led by TICT, designed to celebrate the very best of the unique and diverse regions Tasmania holds. To read more...

Two years after taking the leap back into self-employment, Clinton ‘Ox’ Mclaren and his team are preparing to open a new workshop in town, and they’re excited to offer Circular Head services that are not currently available in the area. “We’ve tried to invest in machinery and equipment that allows us to offer services over and above our general maintenance and fabrication, and services that are...

After an incredible 46 years of service nursing at the Smithton District Hospital, Louise Smith will soon retire on June 22, 2024. Louise’s nursing story began at the Wynyard Hospital during 1976 where she started her two years of training to become a TAN (Trained Auxiliary Nurse) which is now known as an enrolled nurse. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, June 19 edition.

The Smithton Library officially launched Noel Quilliam’s autobiography Adventures of an Ordinary Bloke on Thursday June 13, which saw community support and excitement over the local achievement. Noel was born and raised in Smithton and spent the first 16 years of his life living full time on a dairy/beef farm before eventually moving through four different states of Australia, spending a decade...