Job skills funding in flood affected regions
Up to 510 immediate job opportunities for displaced workers and local job seekers in disaster-affected South-East Queensland have been created, through the Commonwealth and...
Group urges consolidated efforts to protect parks
"The ‘luxury walk’ model is booming across Australia, leading to increased interest in the money-making potential of putting commercial developments in our national parks,"...
Borumba hydro risk
"It is a huge proposed project, much bigger than the Traveston Crossing Dam."
Mary Valley campaigner Glenda Pickersgill spoke out on Tuesday about concerns about...
Gratitude for Remembrance Day recognition
Gympie Aboriginal elder Lillian Burke has thanked the RSL and regional council for their recognition of Aboriginal legitimacy in acknowledging the struggle of Aboriginal...
High police presence for Schoolies
Gympie Police Inspector Brad Inskip is urging recent graduates to take care from Friday 18 November, as they start to celebrate the end of...
Chamber AGM and Christmas Party
The Gympie Chamber of Commerce will be holding their Annual General Meeting and Christmas party at the Gympie RSL Club on 7 December.
An invitation...
From widow to Station Mistress
How did the wife of the Imbil Railway Station Master become a Station Mistress at one of Brisbane's busiest stations for 20 years?
The story...
After the flood comes the fire danger
The Bureau of Meteorology posted an Extreme Fire Danger rating for the south-east Queensland coast on Wednesday.
Lush growth after a wet winter and spring...
Kybong crash victims named
Glenwood air crash victim Barry Irvine, 77, is remembered as "a talented musician who lived his life to the fullest," according to his family.
"Flying...
Rattler can dig the dirt thanks to State
The Mary Valley Rattler has been successful in gaining support from the Queensland State Government for the purchase of an excavator to speed up...
Morning tea penultimate for year
The Lions Club of Gympie’s Community Morning Tea was attended by fifty community members despite the threat of some rain earlier in the morning...
Ag issues impact ‘housing and food’
The failure of native timber management policies to actually produce timber meant crisis for Queensland builders and house hunters, with severe shortages of house...
New and improved Telstra coverage for Gympie region customers
New or improved Telstra mobile coverage will be delivered across the Gympie local government area and a host of Wide Bay Burnett communities as...
