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Chippy cheated after tools pinched at pub-site

A local carpenter working on the major revamp of Tin Can Bay’s Sleepy Lagoon Hotel has been left without his tools and his livelihood,...

Night works in pipeline for Mellor St

The black spot roadworks on Station Road and Mellor Street are set to continue, with further diversions and detours to be introduced from next...

Grave concerns go unanswered at cemetery

It might be the 21st Century, but even Gympie wasn’t quite expecting to see a robot quietly roaming the cemetery. A local resident, who lives...

Rain fails to stop bowls

Cooloola Cove goes for ‘best water’ title

News snippets from across the region for the past week

‘Insurance Catastrophe’ : 16,000 claims in 140 postcodes lodged over two days in wake of storms

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Sport

Sandra’s popular win (with everyone except Doug)

It was another busy week of golf for the Gympie Veteran Golfers. On Tuesday, 18 November, 66 Vets took to the field playing...

Surprisingly dry run for Harriers

The Hash House Harriers Religious Adviser’s excuse for missing the 6pm start last Monday night was that he was performing an ’un-rain’ dance at home. Pure...

Gympie Graphic’s semi-final trifecta

The latest Gympie Squash games have seen exciting matches as teams vie for the top spot in the first semi-finals. B Grade 18 November: Gympie...

Cooloola Dragon Boats want you

The Cooloola Dragon Boat Club was founded in March 2003 and from initially borrowing a boat, they now proudly own Ceratodus and Stamina. Although their...

Christmas cheer for bowls club crew

The Gympie Bowls Club’s Christmas Trophy Day, last Tuesday, was very well received. There were 12 teams competing altogether, with five teams from the Gympie...

Stella’s Royal Pines win

Gympie’s flag was flying high at the Queensland District Championships played at Royal Pines last week. Member of the Gympie Ladies Golf Club, Stella...

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Entertainment

Christmas comes home

After the weather-forced relocation to Cooloola Christian College in 2024, Christmas in the Park is finally returning home to Nelson Reserve Park—and the Gympie...

Quizzers strain their brains

The rain and a host of other events kept a lot of the punters away from the Gympie Theatre Association (GTA) Trivia Night on...

Whimsy meets schlock

Rod Hollens’ second feature-length film, Harold Bum’s Diary, played for one night only at Gympie Cinemas on Monday, 20 November. A mash-up of ‘50s...

Outback Art returns to Gympie Gallery

Local artist Danny Bickmore returns to Gympie Regional Gallery with a deeply personal exhibition celebrating the Central Australian landscape. Born in Alice Springs and...

GTA gets Wicked (Again)

They might know Halloween is done and dusted for the year, but for the Gympie Theatre Association Inc. (GTA), any excuse to dress up...

Still bent, never broken

Gympie comedian, Christopher Widdows, better known to the world as the internationally acclaimed, and even infamous Steady Eddy, is returning for his national tour,...

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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Storm damage advice

Gympie Regional Council has urged residents to report any blocked or damaged roads, or fallen trees or branches and to avoid fallen powerlines. if you...

Building works on the Horizon

Site works are set to begin this month as Horizon Living, Gympie’s newest luxury Over 50s resort community, starts to take shape on a...

Brad’s 450k ride, 5 months after heart attack

A Sunshine Coast cyclist who suffered a heart attack while training for a mammoth event has thanked the cardiac team who helped him get...

Nominations open for Australia Day awards

Gympie Regional Council is calling on the community to help celebrate the people and organisations that make Gympie region exceptional, as nominations are now...

Judges go nuts for our maccas

Two Gympie region macadamia operations have been honoured for both productivity and quality of product in the Australian Macadamia Society Awards for National Agriculture...

Govt targets schools for agricultural future

Goomeri P-10 State School has been made part of a new state government program to achieve a better trained agricultural workforce, targeting students...

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