Busting a move
There was plenty of fun at the first race meeting of the year at the Gympie Turf Club on Saturday.
One lucky punter, Peter Vanderheld,...
Cops take on the street beat
Gympie Police are conducting increased foot patrols in the Gympie CBD, targeting crime and engaging with community members to maintain community safety.
Officers are always...
Glory in the morning
It was a heartwarming morning of prayer and reflection at the 2025 Gympie Community Prayer Breakfast last Friday morning.
Held at the Memorial Park, guests...
It’s here – beekeepers’ nightmare invades
The long-feared arrival of the varroa mite in Queensland is now a reality - the lethal threat to honeybees and the horticultural and agricultural...
Morning teas to recommence
The Lions Club of Gympie will be recommencing its Community Morning Tea program at 10am on Thursday 13 March at the Senior Citizens Centre...
Flood repairs to start soon for Albert Park
The Albert Park Grandstand is set to undergo a $1.6 million restoration to repair flood damage, enhance facilities, and improve accessibility, securing its long-term...
Mother Miller’s fight for equality
Tomorrow, is a sacred day to women across the planet.
It is a focal point for the women’s rights movement because 8 March is International...
Fire ants just one of the urgent challenges
Massive expense, fears of public health risks and damage to important horticultural industries have focused new attention on what some say is an increasingly...
Uniting women in prayer
Millions of women around the globe will unite in prayer on Friday 7 March to mark the annual World Day of Prayer.
World Day of...
Meeting a great success
It was lovely to see so many members from the Gympie Parkinson’s Support Group attending the first meeting of the year.
It was like...
Van takes indigenous health on the road
A new health van is heading to all corners of the Sunshine Coast Health area, including the Gympie region, to provide a culturally safe...
Alfred edges closer at a crawl
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is still edging its way towards the Queensland coast, travelling a 8km/h.
The Bureau of Meteorology says it is likely that impacts...
Mary Street, Scary Street crisis
"I'm scared," was a phrase that echoed in the room as the most common response to the current state of Mary Street.
Businessman and Mary...
