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28 December 2020 King Bros will officially close their doors for the last time at the end of the month after selling the building to Rural Health Tasmania earlier in the year. King’s has been an iconic business in Circular Head’s history for over 70 years, settling into King Street back in 1949 under the ownership of brothers Darcy and Walter King. Originally running a grocery business in Nelson Street, they bought the vacant block in King Street, building their packing and delivery depo...

24 December 2020 As part of her studies at Smithton High School, Year nine student Charli Grainger has been delving into the inner workings of the local newspaper. My name is Charli Grainger and I am a student at Smithton High School.  This year as one of my elective classes I chose Work Placement, which is where you get the opportunity to be put in a workplace one day a week for a certain amount of weeks.  This term, I chose to do my work placement at the Circular Head Chronicle. During ...

23 December 2020 Bolduans Bay Oysters officially changed hands on December 4, and with more resources available and a broader support network, the business is set to grow rapidly under the new owners. At ground level the management and workers remain the same, with Jarrad Poke remaining at the hilt of the production side of the business for Bolduans Bay Oysters while Cassie Plaza is excited to develop a new brand for Circular Head, as Manager of Tarkine Fresh Oysters. Since the changeover, s...