Police ramp up for road safety week
Police are reminding the community that every choice behind the wheel could save, change or take a life, this Queensland Road Safety Week.
From 18...
Lions support Set4Life association
Approximately sixty people attended the Lions Club of Gympie Community Morning Tea held at the Senior Citizens Centre on Thursday 14 August with entertainment...
‘Cloaked in valour’ – Vietnam Veterans Day
Cloaked in valour, seven Australian veterans were especially honoured before hundreds of supporters on Vietnam Veterans Day, commemorated in Gympie's Memorial Park on Monday...
What’s shaking? Earthquake rattles Gympie region
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake rattled Gympie region and beyond on Saturday 16 August, rocking homes from Tin Can Bay to beyond Kingaroy and parts...
Swift’s single sinks to new lows
Former Gympie Music Muster Ambassador, and set to appear again at this year's Muster, is three-time Golden Guitar winner Andrew Swift.
With his fourth studio...
CCC celebrates new primary village
Cooloola Christian College celebrates the official opening of its new Primary Village on Friday, 15 August.
As guests arrived, the College's Primary Leaders welcomed them...
QPWS fires ahead in new hazard reduction program record
The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service has claimed a new record for bushfire hazard reduction burns, saying reduced fuel load after the burning will...
New plan to help veterans
Veterans and the rest of the Queensland community are encouraged to have their say on the first Queensland Veterans’ and Veterans’ Families’ Strategy, Premier...
UPDATE: Kilkivan quake ‘felt from Cairns to Sydney’ – biggest in 50 years
The Kilkivan-Widgee-Goomeri earthquake on 16 August was felt from Cairns to Sydney and was Queensland's biggest land-based quake in 50 years, according to federal...
Motorbike riders airlifted
The LifeFlight rescue and aeromedical service has airlifted a trailbike rider who suffered "significant chest injuries" in a crash in a national park near...
‘Gratitude’ for new Muster money
Gympie Music Muster CEO Greg Cavanagh says he and his organisation are deeply grateful for the state government's pledged $100,000 a year support for...
Renewed call for boaties safety
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) Water Police were around Double Island Point and Rainbow Beach to remind boaties to check their safety equipment is...