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Party of the century in Forest

Party of the century in Forest

The Forest Sports Centre has celebrated its 100th birthday in style with a celebration for the ages on Saturday January 13, at the venue that the tight knit community have come to love. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle 24 January
Presentation of Educational Scholarships

Presentation of Educational Scholarships

It was a celebration of education last Friday at the Circular Head Community and Recreation Centre as three rising stars were respectively awarded the Mayor’s Education Fund bursary, the Rotary Club of Smithton Scholarship, and the Soroptimist International of Circular Head Scholarship. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, January 24 edition
Local artists inspired by country

Local artists inspired by country

Local artists Camilla Woolley and Jeff Power have created a fantastic new artwork displayed in the window in the entrance way of the Smithton District Hospital. The talented pair created the inspired piece to showcase the tribes of Tasmania’s north west coast, together with any dual names recognised in the area.   Read more in the Chronicle, January 17 edition.
Women’s footy back on the menu in 2024

Women’s footy back on the menu in 2024

Things are progressing quite nicely for the Saputo Circular Head Saints as they march into the 2024 North West Football League season, but it is the pending admission of a Senior Women’s team that has got the competition abuzz. The club has taken a step in the right direction by appointing Circular Head local Alana Jago as their coach for the upcoming season. This is not the club’s first...
Full steam ahead for Rocky Cape Lions Club

Full steam ahead for Rocky Cape Lions Club

The Rocky Cape Lions Club have had a busy 2023 and are looking forward to an equally hectic 2024. The Smithton Big Club’s 2022 major raffle saw proceeds go towards the purchasing of the Rocky Cape Lions very own vision screening camera, as part of the Lions Eye Health Program (LEHP). Adding to the club’s impressive accolade was an individual one which saw their only charter member, Anne Fagg,...
Upgrades to support emergency volunteers

Upgrades to support emergency volunteers

The Tasmanian Government has announced it will invest $10 million to upgrade TFES volunteer infrastructure, including $2 million to upgrade the SES vehicle fleet.  Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, said the state government was committed to investing in contemporary infrastructure to support SES and TFS emergency services throughout...

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