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Wildfire near lost youth location

Firefighters are battling a substantial blaze within Wrattens National Park, not far from where police located a youth who had been reported as missing...

Avian Onslaught: Bird Feeding Chaos

Bellflower Place, a peaceful street in Gympie, has been facing an escalating avian predicament as hundreds of birds descend on the area each day,...

Old Boys come back for the weekend

Gympie Hammers Rugby Union Club had an exciting day on the field on Saturday July 29. The day started with the old boys game...

Riding for Jayson

The third annual Jayson Robertson Memorial Ride is set to take place on 19 August at the Bonnybrooke Stud in Curra. Organiser Renee Kelso...

Council improvements on Clarkson Drive site

Upgrades to the Rainbow Beach water fill and dump point on Clarkson Drive have officially begun this week. Council authorities have initiated the project,...

Warm home bodies wanted

Two youngsters are keen to find warm new homes for winter, this week, and they are Kyle and Tiger. Tiger is a one-year-old moggie looking...

Ex-Powerlink chief blasts tower plans

Leading Queensland electricity expert and former Powerlink CEO, Simon Bartlett has shocked a New South Wales parliamentary inquiry with claims that overhead transmission lines...

Deadly fun at Naidoc Celebration

NAIDOC Family Fun Day took place last Friday on 28 July, with beautiful sunny weather and an equally bright feel of community to match...

Hollywood comes to Glenwood

Earlier last month the Glenwood Resilience Team were helping the community reconnect once more with their special Movies in the Park event. The family friendly...

Hands-on experience for students, ‘invaluable’ at Muster

Continuing on a proud tradition, the Gympie Music Muster will provide on-the-job experience for TAFE Queensland, Brisbane sound production students this year. For more than...

Compassion needed on eco concerns

It was the mid-1960s when Dad took me to a University of Queensland conservation seminar chaired by Prof Harry Messel. It was part of the...

‘Out of control’

Police are not the only ones on the lookout for a dark coloured utility which allegedly rammed a vehicle in Brisbane Rd last week. Social...

Kids holiday fun day

The school holidays are about to get a whole lot louder and more colourful as the Cooloola Coast Community Complex prepares to host an...

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