Category Archives: The Sorell Times

Sorell Mayor Kerry Vincent has thrown his support behind University of Tasmania’s plans to relocate to Hobart’s CBD.

Thousands of locals and visitors showed their support for the Koonya Garlic Festival held late last month.

The 2022 season has kicked off for South East United Football Club, with big expectations for the fast growing club.

The largest tourism attraction of its type in Tasmania has opened just south of Sorell, employing several locals and looking to hire more.

The new owners of Every Man & His Dog Vineyard in Richmond have barely had time to settle into their new venture, with the grape harvest coming just around the corner.

Australia Day awards have recognised the contribution Sorell locals have made to the community.

Young women in the South East are being encouraged to take on a role in civil construction with a pre-employment program on offer.

Students returning to Sorell School for the start of the year will notice progress towards its $26 million redevelopment.

TIRED of finding plastic rubbish on their favourite beach, Sorell School students Lloyd, Lacey, Lilly and Tahlia came up with a way to try to change their community for the better. Their idea was “saving the planet, one bag at a time’’. They signed up to the global grassroots movement Boomerang Bags where more thanContinue reading “Students big idea in the bag”

SORELL’S locally owned Bendigo Bank Community Bank recently marked the branch’s 10th birthday. Branch manager Sharon Cozens and team celebrated with customers at the branch and enjoyed a birthday dinner with directors. In recognition of their ongoing trust and commitment, local shareholders received a bonus dividend. Bank board chair Kerry Vincent has been on Sorell’sContinue reading “Bank celebrates 10 years”