Shed enters terrific-twos
The Gympie Women’s Shed turned two at the weekend, and a host of friends of the organisation turned out to celebrate with the ladies...
Eat smart, save big this February
With Smart Eating Week just around the corner (9-15 February), let’s explore how you can nourish your body without emptying your wallet.
Eating healthy on...
OPAN and transparent
There has recently been a rise in readers contacting Gympie Today, mainly with struggles regarding their aged care providers and facing uncertainty about where...
A wave a day for cancer research
Gympie region’s residents close to the beach are being encouraged to get out and catch a wave to help those with cancer for SurFebruary.
Over...
Golden opportunity missed in health agreement
Ageing Australia is disappointed that a golden opportunity has been missed for all governments to show they are prioritising older Australians in the National...
Circus stars soar in finals
Aerial Dreaming Circus are full of champions after smashing competition after competition, with many young athletes coming hope finalists, medalists and standout circus artists.
This...
Man charged with 596 online child abuse offences
Just outside of Gympie, an investigation by Queensland Police Crime Command has led to a 27-year-old man being charged with 596 child abuse-related offences...
Barra back on the menu
Barramundi is officially back on the menu from Sunday 1 February, recently announced by Fisheries Australia.
"It’s officially barramundi season in Queensland, and these silver...
Road tax on fishing fuel would ‘kill industry’
Imposing a road tax on fuel used in commercial fishing vessels would kill the industry, Queensland Seafood Industry Association (QSIA) Executive Officer David Bobbermen...
‘Hospitals need more funding and reform’ says AMA
The AMA have welcomed the securing of a new public hospital funding agreement as well as the additional funding of $25 billion from the
federal...
Cent Auction success for Lions
There were smiles all round following the very successful Lions Cent Auction held at the Gympie Indoor Bowls Club on Saturday, 31 January.
Over 160...
How training can shape local careers
In today’s fast-changing job market, training and further education are proving to be some of the smartest investments people can make in their future,...
Neighbour saves South Burnett farmer
It took only seconds for South Burnett farmer Clive Weier to lose his arm in an auger, and a split-second reaction from his neighbour...
