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Cost of troubled waters

The cost of repairs to several Gympie region bridges, particularly from Southside to Widgee, has raised questions about how much it would cost to...

Two cute by far!

Two lovely little babies are excited to start their new lives in two new forever homes. Beautiful baby Ruby is a 3-month-old staffy cross who...

Boy rescued from 10m plunge

The Sunshine Coast-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter crew has airlifted a teenage boy to hospital after the quad bike he was driving rolled off...

Ava is South’s Youth of the Year

Gympie South Lions hosted their club level Youth of the Year 2024 contest on Tuesday 5 March, 2024. A fantastic group of worthy contestants...

Betty and Violet want to join your family

Betty the bulldog and vivacious Violet the kitten are our two new orphans on the hunt for new homes this week, from the Gympie...

Biffers and batters

Local athletes geared up for the Gympie Cricket one day grand finals at the One Mile Ovals on Sunday 3 March, for tough contest...

Galloping good time

Smiling races were all round at the Gympie Turf Club for the first race day of 2024 on Saturday, 2 March. Patrons joined in trackside...

Gympie passes go, collects Monopoly edition

The dice rolls across Gympie as Winning Moves announced the launch of Gympie Monopoly at the Mary Valley Rattler station on Wednesday, 6 March. The...

Hooked into Hockey

Plenty of people hooked into hockey at the Gympie Hockey Centre on Saturday for their come and try day. On hand to grab some of...

Defending lucrative positions

Now that the invaders are rattling the ramparts of the palace it is probably time for the occupants who wish to defend their lucrative...

Presenting plants to the community

Plant Presents are not a nursery. With rare plants, terrariums, succulent jewelry and workshops, the local business wants to stand out. In 2017 they were a...

Overwhelming tribute

The inaugural Levi Hanna Forever Fishing Classic held last weekend will be one to remember for years to come for those lucky enough to...

Weapon charge may follow dingo killing claim

A man claimed to have killed a K'gari (formerly Fraser Island) dingo with a speargun may have breached a weapons control law, in addition...

Jean’s top day