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Naite loses locks, all in the name of charity

Naite loses locks, all in the name of charity

11-year-old Circular Head local, Naite Barker, has proved that compassion is a gift to be shared at a young age after cutting off his golden locks, and completing an outstanding fundraising effort, all in the name of charity. The Smithton Saints Hockey Club junior member had been growing his hair for a number of years, before he spontaneously decided to offer his assistance to those in their...
Busy Bees get busy in the community

Busy Bees get busy in the community

The busy bee children from Circular Head Children’s Services have been learning all about where they live, Smithton, Tasmania and what makes a community. They have been taking mini excursions around the main block of the CBD, visiting local businesses such as Cottage Kitchen Bakehouse, Perry’s Quality Meats, Woolworths, The Circular Head Chronicle and Smithton Police, where they were made...
Young guns stand tall across all three grades

Young guns stand tall across all three grades

Saputo Circular Head Saints coach, Cameron Lockett, is remaining positive despite his side falling short to Latrobe by 90 points in Round 18 of the North West Football League competition. The Reserves found the going tough after going down to Latrobe by 133 points on muddy Latrobe Rec. Jayden Welch kicked the Saints only major which came in the opening term, but the side found themselves 10...
Commemorative service for Vets, 50 years on

Commemorative service for Vets, 50 years on

Last Thursday, August 3, the Circular Head RSL Centenary Committee held a Vietnam Veterans Vigil, recognising 60 years since the arrival of the Australian Army Training team in South Vietnam on August 3, 1962, and 50 years since the withdrawal of combat troops in 1972. Commemorative Services were held across the nation for Australians to pay their respects. A graveside vigil was held at the...
CHHA honour Sue Beswick

CHHA honour Sue Beswick

The Circular Head Hockey Association paid tribute to local hockey pioneer, Sue Beswick, by holding their inaugural Sue Beswick Memorial Round last Thursday night. Sue played for the Irishtown Hockey Club from 1961, and played her 600th game in 2003, before retiring in 2007. She was an avid supporter of local women’s, juniors, and Saints representatives for many years. Sue passed away on August...
For the love of dance

For the love of dance

From a small studio in Smithton, Tasmania, three local dancers, Taya Schuuring, Kaylah Bishop and Leah Odgers, are realising their dreams as they each head off to dance schools in NSW, Queensland and Melbourne.   Read more in the Chronicle, August 2 edition

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