Community Garden Coming to Gympie
The Gympie Community Garden is set to come alive with vibrant festivities on Sunday, September 17th, from 2 to 5P.M, as locals unite to...
Snapper and pearl perch back on offer!
With some tough offshore conditions last week, the protected waters of Tin Can Bay were a very popular place to be. For those in...
Militaria collectors in heaven
Collectors of military memorabilia and antiques guns were in seventh heaven at the weekend with the Guns and Collectables Fair at the Gympie Pavilion.
It...
Club focuses on ‘Urban’ Gympie
Gympie Camera Club members work is proudly on show at the library for the month of August.
If you happen to be visiting the...
A VIEW to action in July
Gympie VIEW Club members were entertained at their last meeting, by local author, Elizabeth Rimmington, who has a wealth of memories upon which to...
Bonnie and Baby Cat are eager to please
This week we have a little girl called Bonnie and a not so little boy called Baby Cat keen to make your acquaintance.
Bonnie is...
Out of control
If you sometimes feel the world is running out of control, especially on the economic and environmental issues that affect us most, the only...
Cat-astrophic problems revealed
From cat's claw to feral cats and the risk of "potentially catastrophic" disease affecting the red meat industry, biosecurity was a big and Gympie-relevant...
Heartbreak hits doomed fishery
"It breaks your heart," fishing industry environmentalist Joe McLeod said last week, as he contemplated the demise of the the commercial fishing industry that...
Gympie Hospital’s newest advocate
Dr Alex Dunn is passionate about rural medicine, and fittingly, was in the first cohort of rural generalist trainees in Queensland.
He's also the...
Glenwood school to get taste of tuckshop upgrade funding
Only one school in the Gympie region, from 150 identified state wide, will benefit from the Palaszczuk Government’s $29 million budget boost for playground...
Country music disciples descend on Amamoor
It's still a full month away, but the Gympie Music Muster faithful were out in force for the annual rope off last weekend.
Thousands of...
$1.8m to reduce youth harm
$1.8 million is available under the Queensland Government’s new Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) grant program to reduce AOD-related harms for young Queenslanders.
Grants...
