A “soulful” dose of medicine
Jen Mize & The Rough N’ Tumble’s new tune is a dose of feel-good medicine, aiming to remind people there are responses to the...
New book inspires young reef guardians
Lady Elliot Island custodian Amy Gash has turned her childhood adventures growing up on the Great Barrier Reef into a children’s book series to...
What’s on around the region for the coming week?
Although most of these activities are for adults, we’ve added kid-friendly, free activities around the region. These are denoted by asterisks beside the title,...
Planning for a reel community hub
Rainbow Beach Amateur Anglers Inc. and Cooloola Coastcare Association Inc. have expressed interest in seeking tenure over a lot located at the corner of...
Fire sinks yacht at Tin Can Bay
A fire has destroyed an abandoned yacht in Tin Can Bay on Wednesday morning, 15 April.
Now under investigation, there was a monohull yacht anchored...
GFHS focuses on wartime weddings ahead of ANZAC Day
This month, the Gympie Family History Society (GFHS) is again venturing out to the beautiful town of Imbil in the Mary Valley.
This will...
Nautical theme leads to everglades cruise for camera club
Gympie Camera Club members gathered for a very special outing this month, spent drifting among the Noosa Everglades.
An afternoon of photography was enjoyed,...
Jump onboard for a wild ride
The Mary Valley Rattler is calling their upcoming ride, "Performance art at its steamiest."
They are calling overs of the Wild West to head to...
Over half a mil for Gympie groups
Twenty organisations from in and around Gympie region have received their portion of $19.5m in funding from the latest round of the Gambling Community...
‘Growth exposes need for national housing plan’
Gympie has experienced and continues to experience huge population growth, and with that comes the need for housing.
Much like the rest of the nation,...
Study finds island songbirds have their own music and culture
Whether it is the climate, beaches, or simply being away from the hustle and bustle, island cultures around the world often do things differently...
G’day to Gympie’s newest locals
Some came to Australia following their love, some came for a better life, and some came to follow their dreams and careers.
But one things...

















