Teal Trek could save lives
This year on 3 May, Di Knight and Lisa Loranger, with a group of more than a dozen others, are taking part in an...
Will’s winning at game of life
Gympie gaming enthusiast Will Averillo is so impressed by the power and artistry of computer games that he’s taken his pursuit of a career...
Choir master on-song
Anybody can sing, according to singing teacher and choir master Sarah Harvey.
“I’ve been teaching singing and choir for 30 years and I can honestly...
Bumper birthday party at Veteran
A relaxing afternoon was spent at Veteran Hall on Neighbour Day, Sunday 28 March and the occasion of the Hall’s 91st birthday.
The weather...
Style and elegance win the day
It was a hotly contested Fashions on the Field competition on Saturday at the Gympie Turf Club.
The first race meet of the year saw...
Country concert right on track
The Gympie Country Music Club had a wonderful concert in January with an Australia Day flavour and many of the artists sang Australian songs.
The...
Grand Oz Day out for Seniors
National Seniors Gympie took to the road on Australia Day, with members departing from the River Road Bus Stop at 8.30am for a full...
Chatsworth meet and greet well attended
A delightful afternoon was spent at the Chatsworth Hall on a Sunday afternoon at the Meet and Greet hosted by the Chatsworth Hall Committee....
Survivors dance against DV
St Valentine’s Day holds special significance for lovers across the world, but in too many cases, love can turn to abuse and domestic and...
Anglicare staff awards
Two staff from Anglicare Southern Queensland’s Gympie Children and Families team have been nominated in the annual PeakCare Awards for their tireless contribution to...
Sunday’s rock at Theebine
Many braved the high 30s temps to get their jive on at the Theebine Hotel on Sunday afternoon.
The Rocknrollabillys had many up and jiving...
The bald and the beautiful
“I’ve always wanted to do it,“ said Gympie woman Toria Strang. “Now is the time.“
Ms Strang is getting ready to lop her locks as...
Rally drivers carve up the forest in a different way
Three rising stars of the Australian Rally Championships swapped the roar of engines for the quiet hum of woodworking tools during a special visit...
