Attempted B&E at G’boor
In the early hours of Saturday, a business on Tin Can Bay Road at Goomboorian was the victim of an attempted break-in and while...
Q-Fever warning
Graziers, or even tree changers contemplating keepng a few cattle, sheep or goats should guard their health and have a Q-Fever immunisation, according to...
Tradie terrifies 4-year-old in road rage incident
Police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed a road-rage incident at Sippy Downs on Sunday 10 March 10, involving a man travelling...
Expectant couple’s new home
A young Gympie couple who were living in a caravan park with no access to running water or basic amenities now have a new...
Fantastic Librarians
On Monday morning at the library disaster struck the computers, one could not use the machine to record what books or DVDs you wanted...
Tennis tournament rallies
Polleys Coaches Gympie Senior’s Tennis Tournament 2024 will be held at Gympie Queens Park Tennis Centre from Friday 15 March 1pm to Sunday 17...
Hydrotherapy needed
We still need a hydrotherapy pool.
Gympie must be the largest city that does not have one and it should have been built in...
End of Day results
Vote counting is yet to resume on Day 2 of the Gympie Local Government elections and there was a slight shift in the numbers.
In...
A quick election update from 9.30pm
Preliminary voting results from 9.30pm are as follows:
MAYOR: 27.74% counted
- Hartwig - 54.80%
- Wilson - 25.08%
- McDonald - 20.12%
DIVISION 1: 53.82% counted
- Milne -...
Counting begins
8pm update:
Glen Hartwig has maintained his strong lead in early counting from today's Gympie Regional Council mayoral election.
In the divisional contests, results have...
Upset in Division 1 – Smerdon leads
Former Division 6 councillor and new contender for Division 1, Hilary Smerdon, has hit the lead in the race for the coast against Jess...
Sizeable lead for incumbent in Division 2
Division 2 incumbent Dolly Jensen has a sizeable lead over her opponent Marcel Claassens.
With just over 12 per cent of the votes counted so...
GourMay Mary Valley returns
Queensland’s Mary Valley is considered one of the most fertile food bowls in Australia, with producers able to grow everything from macadamia nuts to...
