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Gain independence with CHAC's LDMP

Gain independence with CHAC's LDMP

The Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation's (CHAC) Learner Driver Mentor Program (LDMP) aims to engage community members in helping them to achieve the hours needed to attain their Provisional driver's license. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, March 6 edition. 
Crash at Port Latta causes grass fire

Crash at Port Latta causes grass fire

Two people were taken to hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries after a single-vehicle crash at Port Latta last Tuesday. Police and emergency services were called to the Bass Highway after reports a vehicle left the road and crashed into a power pole about 2pm. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, March 6 edition.
Significant contribution will never be lost

Significant contribution will never be lost

After the indefinite closure of the Circular Head RSL Club, the Circular Head Chronicle wishes to provide a snapshot of the important work that the Circular Head Sub-Branch, the Circular Head World War One (WWI) Centenary Committee, and the Circular Head Womens Auxiliary Committee have completed across a number of years and encourage readers to not lose sight of what these integral volunteer...
Short wait to see NWFL footy in CH

Short wait to see NWFL footy in CH

The North West Football League (NWFL) have released their fixture for 2024, with the Saputo Circular Head Saints travelling to Ulverstone for their opening round on Saturday, April 13. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, February 28 edition.
Room for improvement for winless Saints

Room for improvement for winless Saints

The Tall Timbers Smithton Saints men’s and women’s basketball teams are yet to taste victory after three rounds of the North West Basketball Union, falling short to both Devonport and Ulverstone in rounds two and three. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle February 21 edition.
Opening of Full-Service Branch

Opening of Full-Service Branch

The Smithton and Districts Community Bank is excited to announce they are moving from their premises at 29 Smith Street, Smithton, where they currently operate as an agency, to a Full-Service Branch at 67 Emmett Street, Smithton. To read more grab a copy of the Chronicle, February 21 edition 

Circular Head Chronicle

Serving Circular Head since 1906

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Smithton, TAS 7330
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