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Food and fibre shortages: Agforce warning

Farm lobby group AgForce says the Middle East conflict is already disrupting farmer access to critical farmingimpacting on global fuel and fertiliser supply, with...

Flood recovery underway across region

Road repair works are underway across Gympie region, as the council reports urgent work in Gympie, the Mary Valley, Cooloola Coast and much of...

2 found dead at Kilkivan

Police have located two deceased people, believed to be two missing international tourists, after a Silver Subaru Forrester was located at Kilkivan yesterday, 11...

What’s on this week across the Gympie region?

NAPLAN kicks off

GoFundMe launched after farm blaze

Nominate your local enviroment heroes

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Sport

Rain can’t stop local runners

The Gympie Hash House Harriers run every Monday at 6pm whether it’s fine, wet or in-between, and last Monday, it was definitely wet. They...

Full rinks, full fun

With the weather keeping everyone inside at the Cooloola Bowls Club, keeping the board and committee busy catching up and doing the odd fix...

Squash action heats up in round 3

Squash Results Week 3: B Grade - Tuesday, 3 March: Gympie Biomechanics defeated Ison Concreting 8 games to 7, with both teams winning two...

Precision darts hits the mark

Bullseyes were flying at the Gold City Darts league this week, as a flurry of 180s and tight contests highlighted another round of competition...

Five-setter success

This week’s results are in with exciting games for the Gympie Squash season. B Grade Tuesday 24 February: Lawless Builders clean swept Gold City Steering...

Hashies enjoy scenic route

What a great turnout last Monday night with 34 hashers taking off from the phone booth on Cartwright Road up towards the water tower....

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Entertainment

Minimalism scores at Camera Club

With March already here, there is so much happening at the Gympie Camera Club. There are exciting plans being made as the club is planning...

Charmaine Lyons unveils ’Planetary Anguish’

Acclaimed multi-disciplinary artist Charmaine Lyons brings her latest powerful exhibition, Planetary Anguish, to the walls of ART POST gallery from Tuesday, 10 March to Thursday,...

O Pomona Mia! Renowned tenor to perform at the Majestic Theatre

Direct from London's West-End, “Australia’s Own Bocelli”, internationally-acclaimed tenor, Paul Ettore Tabone is returning to the Majestic Theatre in Pomona in a spectacular tribute...

New song’s ’loose unit’ inspiration

Jen Mize grew up with a loose unit for a father, and music lovers, streaming services, and radio are embracing the song he’s inspired. Double...

Tea and sympathy… and life drawing

Did you know that once a month, on a Sunday from 3pm to 5pm, Art Post hosts an untutored life drawing session? This small, relaxed...

Forged in gratitude

A stunning handcrafted sculpture has been gifted to respected Gympie guitarist and music teacher Clyde Schipke in recognition of more than four decades dedicated...

Gympie Flows Forward

Our campaign’s end

Over the past 12 months, we’ve brought you stories about the ongoing battle to right our region after the devastating floods of 2022. There is...

Gympie connection to new SES head

The day after the worst flood to hit Gympie in living memory lifted the level of the Mary River at the weir to 22.96m...

Mary River clean-up

Sediment laden run-off from the Mary River has been identified as a leading cause of poor water quality in the inner Great Barrier Reef,...

Big Mary eco-spend

Gympie region and its near neighbours are big winners in a major federal and state funded flood recovery bonanza for "significant environmental and land...

Mary workers helping reef

A consortium of environment groups is working to improve Mary River runoff quality, in a bid to save notr just the river itself, but...

Don’t forget flash flooding

The Gympie Region has recently been on flood watch with the consistent wet weather and three uninjured patients were rescued from flood water on...

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Successful women, successful breakfast

Gympie Quota Club president Judy Dwyer welcomed guests to the 2026 International Women’s Day breakfast at the Southside Bowls Club on Friday 6...

Glenwood phone service to drop out on Friday for upgrades

Glenwood Telstra customers can expect their mobile phones to be offline this Friday, when the telco giant switches off the mobile site to upgrade...

Gympie markets go online

Gympie Markets Online, launched by a Wolvi resident, offers free online market stall listings to help local markets like the Gympie Duck Pond Market...

Yardings remain firm

Biggenden - 05/03/2026 PTIC heifers sell to $2550 at Biggenden Burnett Livestock and Realty’s Biggenden All Breeds Female Sale on Thursday, 5 March 2026 saw...

Hate and gun laws debated

New hate speech and gun laws have been branded in state parliament as too tough on free speech and not tough enough on guns. But...

Not just fuel – ‘Everything will cost more’

Gympie consumers will find that almost everything that costs money will cost noticeably more, as the Iran war goes on, a veteran fuel industry...

Canavan to run for Nationals leadership

Queensland senator Matt Canavan says he will run for the National party leadership, following news that Maranoa MP David Littleproud has resigned the position. Senator...

News snippets from across the region for the past week

Jet ski crash A patient with a significant leg injury was transported to Sunshine Coast University Hospital in stable condition following a jet ski incident...

Officers honoured for service

The efforts, diligence and exemplary service of the Queensland Police Service’s officers were recognised during a medal and award ceremony held at Expansion Church...

Bundaberg flood update: Boaties rescued, door-knocking begins and bridges to close soon

Door-knocking efforts have begun for around 180 residents as Bundaberg anticipates Wednesday's 3am flood peak of a possible 7.6 metres to arrive through the...

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