Showgirl entrants glitter at awards night
It was a night of glitter and glamour last Saturday, for the Gympie Show Awards Night at the Pavilion on Southside.
Around 170 people shared...
Only winners at Born 2 Lose
Born 2 Lose will once again be coming to Theebine as the engines rev up to make their way over to the Historic Theebine...
A roundabout time
The newly announced roundabout planned for the intersection of Tin Can Bay and Bayside Rds at Cooloola Cove is the end of a long...
Globemaster flypast wows the Cooloola crowds
A big C17A Globemaster III became the talk of East Coast Queensland on Anzac Day with a low level flypast which brought it down...
Anzac dawn at Rainbow Beach
Shoulder height was an excellent vantage point for this young Australian - as a big crowd gathered at Rainbow Beach memorial and first light...
Birthday bliss for OWN
The Gympie branch of the Older Women’s Network (OWN) celebrated their 28th birthday on Thursday, 11 April.
One of the founding members June Idle, was...
Hannah McLaren’s Silky Success
An aerial silks performer who was airlifted by RACQ LifeFlight Rescue who broke her neck after she fell six metres during training in 2020,...
Variations on Anzac theme
Doug Campbell and Adel Amin represent two distinct eras in Australian service history and this week planned to commemorate Anzac Day in very different...
Seats still available for Celebration of Song
There are still a couple of seats available for the Set4Life Celebration of Song concert this Sunday.
The concert starts at 2pm at the James...
Forever homes found in Gympie
With national pet adoption month in March, Gympie's generosity and love for animals shines through once again.
Cost of living has not only put people...
Light horse brighten the day
Residents at Calvary Gympie Views were delighted from a visit by the 5th Light Horse Brigade on Monday 22 April.
Either relaxed in their chairs...
The road ahead for safety
The huge road toll improvement to Gympie's south following the Bruce Highway upgrade from Cooroy has shown what must be done to keep drivers...