Cooloola’s great toad bust
Cooloola CoastCare participated in the 2026 Watergum Toad Bust, an annual event aimed at controlling the invasive cane toad population and protecting local
ecosystems.
The Great...
Strong action to stamp out bullying in schools
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington wants to remind families of the Government’s strong commitment to tackling bullying in Queensland schools, ensuring students have the...
d’Albora acquires Tin Can Bay Marina
The Tin Can Bay Marina has been acquired by d’Albora Marinas, who are strengthening their presence in Southeast Queensland.
The marina now joins the d’Albora...
Share the Love: Your time is gold
In tough times, every act of kindness counts.
And here in Gympie, giving your time can be just as valuable as giving your cash.
With...
Find a frog in Cooloola
Collaborating with the Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee, Cooloola Coastcare are hosting a mini bio blitz and encouraging locals to come along to find...
Kabi Kabi warrior honoured
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name of a person who has died.
During the Great War,...
Permanent Queensland Small Business Commissioner appointed
The Government has appointed Nicolle Kelly as the permanent Queensland Small Business Commissioner.
The Commissioner plays a key role enhancing the operating environment for...
Two sales for Biggenden
Biggenden - 02/02/2026
Biggenden Meatworks and Store Sale saw cattle drawn from Theodore, Mount Larcom, Eidsvold, Mundubbera, Gayndah, Booubyjan, Cloyna, Kilkivan, Woolooga, Tiaro, Maryborough,...
Flooded roads to near north
As flood danger recedes for Gympie region, local flooding trapped five people to the region's near north and north-west, in Fraser Cosat and North...
Lanskey the belle of 100 Club ball
Gympie glitterati took to the Pavilion on Saturday night for the Gympie Turf Club's 100 Club Gala.
The 100 Club is a corporate membership, comprising...
$400k for locally-led climate solutions
Remote, rural and regional not-for-profit groups (NFPs) across Australia are invited to apply for grants of up to $20,000 through FRRR’s Community Led Climate...
40 years late but Gympie’s buses finally deliver
The first major bus upgrade since 1987, combined with permanent 50-cent fares, has driven a 58 per cent surge in Gympie public transport use...
Female crabs ‘still to be spared’
Female mud crabs will continue to be protected in Queensland, despite a petition calling for change.
Primary Industries Minister and Gympie MP Tony Perrett said...
