Win prizes in the monthly fishing photo competition!
G’day Crew, well what can I say, man the weather has been less than average the last few weeks.
If it wasn’t tipping it down...
Academy’s talent search
The region boasts a high level of sporting talent with dedicated athletes, selfless parents and dynamic coaches and an opportunity is about to open...
Pontoon anyone?
If you saw any of the pontoons washed up on Teewah and K’gari (Fraser Island) beaches over the past week you wouldn’t be the...
Boardwalk all class
If you haven’t seen the stunning walkway being constructed along the Esplanade in Tin Can Bay on the waters edge heading to Norman Point,...
Crab nabber nabbed
While this crab nabber was not nabbed in our region , a good crab nabber story is appreciated by crabbers everywhere as they know...
Crankie Frankie and the oceans of trash
Rainbow Beach homeowner and scientist Dr Sue Pillans has just released a new kids picture book called Cranky Frankie and the Oceans of Trash.
The...
Build your brom colony
Each Bromeliad grower will have their own tips and tricks but we’ve chosen a few ideas for a novice Brom fancier.
You will probably choose...
Meet fostering legend at Quota breakfast
Brenna Moore is an IFYS foster care practitioner and her mission every day is to work with her team and their supporters to provide...
Showcase our amazing region all year long
The ink is barely dry on this year's calendar and already we're keen to store up some amazing images to use in our Gympie...
The beach sweeper will return before Easter
Thanks to the Gympie Regional Council for their update on our beach cleaning story from last issue.
The news is that traditionally the beach has...
Children helping with turtles
The small but committed team from Cooloola Coastcare - Turtle Care continues to help the Coast’s turtle population thrive with round the clock...
Treadlies hit the road
One of the best parts of living in the Cooloola Coast is the variety of people who pop up with wonderful stories, interesting pasts...
What’s on around the Gympie region for the coming week?
Although most of these activities are for adults, we’ve added kid-friendly, free activities around the region. These are denoted by asterisks beside the title,...
