History identified
What started as a visit to a museum turned into recovering the information about a piece of history.
When visiting a forestry museum in Jimna,...
AgriFutures Australia welcomes new Chairman
AgriFutures Australia has welcomed Mick Veitch as its new Chairman, following the announcement of his appointment by Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister Julie Collins.
Mr...
Conditions favourable for Australia’s livestock sector: Rabobank 2026 outlook
Export market demand has supported elevated prices for Australian lamb, mutton and beef through much of 2025, with favourable market conditions expected to continue...
Southside man ‘no longer missing’
The man reported missing in Southside since 14 January has been located safe, police announced this morning.
A Queensland Police Service spokesperson said police wanted...
Have a smashing time
Gympie Hockey is looking forward to another bumper season with the exciting pre-season senior event, O'Brien Plumbing Gympie Hockey Smash, to be held for...
Disappointment on scallop announcement
Commercial fishers have expressed disappointment over the Queensland Government's decision to continue a ban on scallop fishing in the State’s major production region.
Queensland Seafood...
New year, new opportunity
The Government has opened applications for the first round of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund this year, with grants of up to $35,000 available...
Young people lead Australia Day support
Young Australians strongly back Australia Day as a national public holiday and are leading a reaction against making the day optional, according to survey...
Road death grief strikes twice for Gympie family
Jamie Venardos was 2km from home on Monday afternoon, when the horror and unending grief behind our road toll statistics struck his family for...
Llew calls for flight path consultation extension
Federal Member for Wide Bay, Llew O’Brien MP, is calling on the Australian Government and Airservices Australia to expand and extend the community consultation...
Bowls club rolls out the green (and gold) for Aus Day
The Cooloola Coast Bowls Club is set to roll out the green (and gold) and the fun with a relaxed but lively Australia Day...
$1.8m to reduce youth harm
$1.8 million is available under the Queensland Government’s new Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) grant program to reduce AOD-related harms for young Queenslanders.
Grants...
If not bullying, then what?
My grandson has attended Gympie High School for the last four years.
In all those years he has been teased, ridiculed, tormented, name called, intimidated,...
