Endurance riding in good hands
Horse riding is more than a past-time or a sport ... it’s about passion and commitment.
It’s about getting out into nature and connecting with...
Love lives on after Federal crash
A woman whose husband was saved by a LifeFlight chopper crew after being severely injured in a motorcycle crash at Federal last year, has...
Cooroy local killed in crash
A Cooroy youth has died at the scene of a Noosa Heads traffic crash early this morning (23 November), police said today.
A spokesperson said...
Spreading Christmas cheer!
Holiday season can be a challenging time, so the team at Century 21 wants the community to come together to make a difference for...
From the editor’s desk
"Of course, I could be wrong... "
It is a constant lesson in humility to find things I felt so strongly about when I was...
Quota helps out the Brothers
Gympie Quotarians, Joy, Noela, and Margie dropped off many toy donations on behalf of the group for the Military Brotherhood’s Christmas Toy run, recently.
Gympie...
Students shine at awards night
On Tuesday, 11 November, Tin Can Bay P-10 State School proudly hosted its annual Awards Night, celebrating the achievements of students across academic, sporting,...
Ag workers safety plea
Australian primary industries, major drivers for the national and Gympie region econmy, are also the most dangerous for their employed and self-employed workers, according...
Change softly happens before our eyes
Driving around the district you are hit with the realisation that we often forget to take notice of the changes taking place in front...
Businesses tell of Mary Street ‘terror’
Criminal tobacco and vape traders had damaged Mary Street businesses, terrified workers and drawn in "a clientele associated with substance misuse," state parliament was...
Tough new tobacco, vape laws passed
Both sides of the Queensland parliament have backed new legislation cracking down on illicit tobacco and vape traders.
Shadow Health Minister Mark Bailey said the...
War graves recognised
Commemorations have begun in Gympie for eight local post-war veterans whose deaths have now been formally accepted as related to their war service, volunteer...

















