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...
Stop illegal campers
With the passion for camping and caravanning reaching new heights in Australia campers new to the activity up and down the eastern seaboard talk...
Your health in great hands
Welcome news for Cooloola Coast residents is the addition of a qualified naturopathic and nutritional specialist to Cooloola Cove.
Elizabeth Peters, has a Bachelor...
Well hello la-nina
A lot of people say they would love a job in weather forecasting: “Pay me in a job where 50 per cent accuracy rate...
Small steps for Fraser Grill
Something exciting is happening at Goomboorian and it is going to blow your socks off, along with your taste buds.
Troy Bucak has been biding...
Snapping good year ahead
2022 is here and Gympie Camera Club is full of positive thoughts heading into the year ahead.
The club has a new president for 2022....
People power and common sense finally prevail!
After many complaints and a public meeting, locals and visitors to Rainbow Beach will be happy to learn that the Double Island Point...
Cupid comes to Widgee
Cupid and his minions will make an early visit to Widgee on Saturday 5 February, spreading love and good cheer with pink hearts aplenty,...
Signs, signs… everwhere there’s signs
Signs are springing up everywhere and although some might argue it doesn’t work with the natural beauty of the region, with the increased number...
Population growth ‘hits endangered species’
Rapid Australian population growth, leading to big development pressures in areas like Gympie, is also putting pressure on endangered species, according to the group,...
