Mackerel science ‘fishy’
Big cuts in commercial fishing quotas affecting waterfront, marine, tourism and hospitality industries from Mooloolaba to the Gulf of Carpentaria are based on "fake...
Raffle winners announced
It was a successful Christmas raffle recently for the Gympie Quota Club, with a wheelbarrow filled to overflowing with goodies awarded to the lucky...
Street party almost here
It's almost that time again and the retailers in Mary Street are gearing up for another two big weeks of pre-Christmas shopping.
The first of...
More than just surfing
The Rainbow Beach Boardriders Club held its 37th annual Memorial Classic Competition last weekend at Teewah Beach
The event, previously known as the Robbie...
If we can’t see you, we can’t save you
For those who don’t live on the beach or visit the beach frequently, you may not know the difference between the lifeguards and the...
A home for Christmas
Two new pets are keen to find some new homes before the new year.
Bundy is an active, playful young kelpie cross who has unfortunately...
VIEW to raising support for appeal
Gympie VIEW Club is calling on the community to help raise funds for The Smith Family’s Christmas Appeal, to ensure thousands of students experiencing...
Generosity shines through
Gympie's generosity was on display recently with the annual Cooloola and Sunshine Coast Military Brotherhood Military Motorcycle Clubs Toy Run.
According to President Goose, Big...
Thinking small on Bay road
Gympie MP Tony Perrett has blasted "small thinking" behind the "overnight" speed limit cut on the Tin Can Bay Rd.
He told state parliament "the...
Jimna green light
The heritage value of the Jimna Fire Tower has been recognised and, importantly for enthusiastic supporters of its restoration, all systems are still go...
It ’feels like home’
Music brings people together and such came true at the Australian Institute of Country Music as guests came to see Karl Smith AKA The...
Who voted for the Games?
In Queensland we have an ambulance and a hospital system that doesn't work.
The public services like education and police are so overwhelmed with...
Flood relief for Westpac customers
While the Gympie region may have been largely forgotten by the Federal and State governments when it comes to flooding and disaster assistance, one...
