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Popular vote now open for biz awards

The Gympie Chamber of Commerce have announced voting for the People's Choice Award has officially commenced. This Award is a distinctive component of the...

Construction continues on social housing

Queensland Premier Annastasia Palaszczuk took to social media last Thursday to announce updates on the construction of 14 social housing units for Gympie. Criticism on...

Cheaper meat ’a hit’

Domestic consumers are picking up where export markets for sheep meat and beef have left off, according to good news for producers and consumers...

Ringo and Mozart are music to your ears

We've got a musical theme for the orphans at the Gympie RSPCA this week with Mozart the pup and Ringo the Rooster hoping to...

Listen to Womens’ Health

Public consultation is now open on the draft Queensland Women and Girls’ Health Strategy and Gympie residents can participate through a short survey. The Strategy...

Support jobs never age

Gympie residents seeking new employment opportunities may find a solid career path in the state’s rapidly growing aged care sector. In the Gympie region there...

Landslide warning for Cooloola Coast Beaches

Police are warning residents and tourists to be careful on Cooloola Coast Beaches after significant landslides have occurred at Rainbow Beach. Officer in Charge of...

Cops pull-up weed worth $11.5m

A property at Gunalda has yielded roughly $11.15M in drugs and hydroponic equipment after Drug and Serious Crime Group detectives executed a search warrant...

Blues Fest full of smiles

It was a sellout weekend for the Mitchell Creek Rock N Blues Fest at Kandanga. With limited tickets and camping available, organisers said the popular...

Answers soon on Borumba roads

Major but still unannounced road upgrades between Imbil and Borumba Dam, as well as roads from South Burnett and Somerset regions, are due to...

Holidays over for this family

While most four wheel drivers have learnt to negotiate the 'sticks' along the beach on the way to and from Double Island Point from...

Referendum deadlines

People wishing to vote by mail in the upcoming Voice referendum have just over a fortnight to apply for a postal ballot, with an...

40 years late but Gympie’s buses finally deliver

The first major bus upgrade since 1987, combined with permanent 50-cent fares, has driven a 58 per cent surge in Gympie public transport use...