Gympie woman ‘critically injured’ in Bundaberg crash
A 43-year-old Gympie woman has been rushed to hospital after what police describe as a "serious traffic crash" at Bundaberg.
The crash occurred at Gregory...
What has eight wheels, a voracious appetite and costs $1 million?
The world's biggest sand island is now home to one of Australia’s most expensive, complex and advanced waste management trucks, with the custom-made Iveco...
Help Harley rebuild
A GoFundMe has been put together following the fire that ripped through multiple units at Ace Caravan Park in Tin Can Bay on Tuesday,...
Rubber hits road
The Government is getting on with the job of delivering reliable roads for regional Queenslanders by breaking ground on the first Country Roads Connect...
Honoring the spirit of the AICM
Thank you for your recent coverage of the Australian Institute of Country Music.
Public discussion of community organisations is important, and your article provides...
Fuel price rises and shortages as drivers panic buy
Petrol and diesel fuel prices have risen 25c a litre for unleaded and 45c a litre for diesel fuel, entirely as a result of...
Flood watch for Gympie and Noosa regions
The Mary and Noosa River systems are on flood watch with heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding on Sunday and Monday, as well as...
Keeping macadamias local
A Gympie macadamia nut business is renewing its commitment to local manufacturing, onshore processing and sharing Gympie-grown produce with the world after supporting growers...
Money go-round
If money is at least one of the things that makes the world go round, Gympie and nearby regions should be spinning about now.
The...
BoM to upgrade
The Federal Government is working with councils to ensure Queenslanders continue to have access to timely flood information, which will include Gympie, who are...
Bowls club gets a great turnout
Last Thursday, 26 February, at The Gympie Bowls Club, it was good to see 40 bowlers enjoying their game out on the green.
It...
LifeFlight critical care doctor’s sky-high balancing act
Sunshine Coast-based LifeFlight doctor Carly Silvester is the master of juggling work and a busy family life.
Having rescued members of the Gympie region, namely...
Goats, ghosts and gourmet experiences: Why weird is working
As modern life becomes busier and more isolated, a growing number of unusual businesses are stepping in to offer connection, comfort and experience.
Gympie has...
