Coal still good and bad – depends on who you ask
The Australian Energy Market Operator has set off a hornets' nest response to its reported claim that coal will be needed to back up...
Neerdie residents shake their heads and ask… what the fire truck?!
Police are appealing for public assistance after a Rural Fire Service Queensland (RFSQ) truck was stolen from the Neerdie station sometime between 3pm on...
Funny money on the move in Imbil
Imbil retailers are being urged to stay sharp after a pair of smooth-operating shoppers allegedly passed off counterfeit $50 notes in two separate incidents...
Showgirl cent auction success
The organiser of a cent auction in aid of the Gympie Showgirls and Rural Ambassadors for 2026 has hailed the auction night a resounding...
NBN Co hits green milestone with Gympie solar switch-on
NBN Co has begun harnessing power from a new solar farm at Munna Creek, which will enable the company to drive down its carbon...
A family’s last festival memory
One of my favourite memories as a kid was spending Christmas Day at Woodford Folk Festival, helping my dad with campers looking for their...
Private health warning signs revealed
A new Australian Medical Association report claims that people are paying more for private health insurance while getting less value in return.
The AMA’s latest...
Family, friends, and great waves
With great surf and clean waves reaching six foot plus all day, it was a great watch for guests at the Rainbow Beach Boardriders...
‘Unacceptable impacts’ on older people
According to the Older Persons Advocacy Network, Older people are waiting up to 17 weeks to receive their full Support at Home program entitlements,...
Friendly club day filled with laughter
On Monday December 8, the Cooloola Coast Bowls Club enjoyed a fun and most enjoyable day with their friendly little club.
The club remarked how...
RBAA crown 2025 fishing champions
A fantastic crowd turned out for the Rainbow Beach Amateur Anglers 2025 Annual Awards Dinner and Christmas Party, with over 120 people attending.
Santa...
Future is in safe hands
In Gympie, the Australian Army Cadets unit (150 ACU) is based at Gympie State High School and welcomes all local youth aged 13 to...

















