UniSC experts debate social media ban
"Removing a pernicious influence or cutting off connection?" asks the University of the Sunshine Coast.
After Australia's social media ban came into force on Wednesday...
Christmas colour for Gympie’s heart
There was plenty of Christmas colour over both nights of the Mary Christmas street parties.
Along with stilt-walking fairies, an airborne Grinch, the Polar Express...
‘Nice’ and ‘Naughty’ pet food list
The holiday season is a time of celebration, but for our four-legged friends, it can be a minefield of hidden dangers.
Roughly one in...
Thank the Farmers Who Don’t Get a Holiday
As everyone prepare for festive feasts filled with fresh seafood, vibrant summer fruit, crisp vegetables, quality meats, artisan dairy, wine, grains and more, Rural...
Racism is to blame, not guns
The failure of gun laws to disarm a young man who was known to have flirted with ISIS sympathisers is more a problem with...
Crisafulli breezes in for coffee and chat
"Impressive" was the word from Gympie CBD Alliance spokesperson Tony Goodman, after his Mary Street meeting with Premier David Crisafulli this week.
Mr Crisafulli breezed...
US Secretary of State condemns Bondi attack
The below is attributable to Principal Deputy Spokesperson Tommy Pigott, for the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio:
"Secretary Rubio had a call today (Sunday,...
Road toll more than doubles state average
With thousands preparing to travel across the state in the coming weeks, a Sunshine Coast lawyer is warning that the surge in holidaymakers and...
Gympie group wins $20k grant
Health and Wellbeing Queensland has announced $599,000 in funding to support locally driven health and wellbeing initiatives across Queensland through its 2025 Community and Accelerator Grants, including an organisation from...
Goldrush festival returns for Gympie’s 2026 birthday.
The golden age of Gympie birthday celebrations is set to return in 2026, as a small but determined group of Gympie-ites sets out to...
‘A time for loved ones and memories’
As another busy year draws to a close, we reflect with gratitude on our incredible communities. The resilience, kindness, generosity and care shown across...
Be watchful for signs of distress in kids, after terror attacks
In the wake of Sunday’s terrorist attack at Bondi Junction, Parentline is encouraging parents and carers across Queensland to gently check in with children...
New Year, new perceptions exhibit
What does January 2026 bring to Art Post?
Somewhere in Between is a collection of work from Lorelle Murray, a predominantly self-taught Gympie artist who...
