Welcome to your connection with our community on the South Arm Peninsula, Tasmania.

This site is dedicated to showcasing our vibrant community, its stories and our spectacular landscape.

Since its formation in 1989, SAPRA has been working hard to support, promote, and protect the interests and welfare of those in our community.

We work co-operatively and pro-actively with all tiers of Government, other community organisations and groups, and businesses on a variety of projects and issues, building relationships as we go.

Our role is a mix of advocacy, support, connecting and  facilitating. 

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Community news

Read our latest Peninsula wide newsletter here - South Arm Peninsula News and catch up on earlier issues here >

Includes updates on activities and projects around the Peninsula - and there's always a lot going on!

In this edition

  • Recognition for Sandford Volunteer Firies
  • South Arm Raft home, sweet salty home!
  • SAPRA update ABC = Advocacy, Bus and Community
  • Young veteran shares insights on Anzac Day
  • Memories of school life 1978-1988
  • Relationships important at South Arm Primary
  • Last of the Autumn Markets
  • Cremorne Coastcare & Bowlo
  • South Arm Sings at Festival of Voices
  • Storm Bay - more than a name on a map
  • What's happening at Pipe Clay Lagoon?
  • New buzz at The Store Opossum Bay
  • Winter Festival @ St Barnabas
  • South Arm Club awards two scholarships
  • Quiz night a success for Men's Shed
  • Season end at Clifton Surf Life Saving Club
  • Boxing champ gives back to community
  • History Room update
  • Ferals - rabbits, cat management and oysters
  • PLUS all your local services and activities - find everything from a tradie, snake-catcher and hairdresser to water delivery, tennis court and much more!

What a vibrant, active and connected  place our Peninsula is!  Love where we live.

Stories of our Peninsula

The South Arm Peninsula has a rich heritage of people and places with many stories to tell.

Over decades local historian, Maurice Potter, gathered countless images and tales to tell the story of European history, much of which is on display in our History Room at the South Arm Community Centre.  Michael Topfer has taken over stewardship of the collection, sharing and expanding the information further by adding short articles to our history page here, initiating history cruises on the ML Egeria and managing the active  South Arm Peninsula History Group on Facebook.

Email history@southarm.tas.au for contact details.

South Arm History Room

South Arm Community Centre,
9 Calverton Place, South Arm

Open:

  • Monday 10am-12noon
  • Friday and Saturday 1pm-3pm
  • Market Days (1st Sunday monthly except winter) 9.30am - 1pm
  • By appointment - ph 0400 416 099 or email history@southarm.tas.au