Gympie loses HELP support
HELP Enterprises has revealed its decision to cease operations at its Gympie site, leaving a trail of uncertainty for both its dedicated employees and...
Embracing end of life conversations
Gympie residents are invited to participate in the enlightening and educational Dying to Know Day event, organised by Little Haven Palliative Care.
Set to...
Funding is never enough
Little Haven Palliative care has been fighting an uphill battle to have the valuable contribution they make to the community recognised by Qhealth, and...
Kilkivan Hotel turns 100
The Kilkivan Hotel celebrated its centenary recently with a number of locals and visitors heading along to wish the old girl a happy birthday.
According...
Joel clocks up a decade of dedication
A familiar site in Gympie is Joel Fraser in his hi-vis and Greg Mill from Jobmatch Employment.
You’ll often see them in the morning,...
Flood zone park proposal raises eyebrows
The community of the Mary Valley is stirring for a fight once more with the announcement of a proposed 360 site caravan and camping...
Quota Mustering Delights
Gympie Quota club is in top gear to hold its Muster street stall on Wednesday August 23 from 7A.M on the corner of Mary...
Explore Off Grid Living Bliss
Mark your diary for September 2 and 3 at Goomeri Showgrounds!
There will be lots to see and do – from kidlets to seniors and...
Aprons and scones to celebrate centenary
The members of the Older Women’s Network held their election of officers recently at the Southside Bowls Club.
The morning tea and lunch was...
Cupcakes can help animals in need
It is easier than ever to help animals in need by hosting an RSPCA Cupcake Day event at your school, social group, or workplace...
Bev Maddison Claims August Medal
On Wednesday August 8, Gympie Golf Club ladies played a single stroke and competed for the August Wednesday Monthly Medal. Daily Winner and August...
Beach safety skills on offer
As the summer sun inches closer, the Rainbow Beach Surf Life Saving Club, under the guidance of Chief Training Officer Justin Schooth, is excited...
We’re worse for weapons or our police are better at profiling
Either the people of Gympie's Wide Bay Burnett region are worse when it comes to carrying knives and other weapons, or our police are...
