Lions donate $6K to GMT
The Lions Club of Gympie dug deep to make a presentation of $6000 to the Gympie Medical Transport group at the Lions Community Morning...
Protect National Park
In December 2022, Minister for the Environment Meaghan Scanlon announced that the Federal and Queensland governments would work together on three initial Queensland bioregional...
Kabi women walk for Lake Poona
Last weekend a Wirritjin women’s gathering and walk was held at Inskip Point to stop the destruction of the Kabi Sacred Poona Lake in...
Frog finders discover new population of vulnerable species
Last Friday night a band of 16 volunteers ventured out along Obi Obi Creek after a frog workshop delivered by Find a Frog in...
Big year ahead for history society
The doors to Gympie Family History Society inc. rooms, opened on Wednesday 1 February with a lick of new paint job.
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What the minister said
Transport Minister Mark Bailey has urged shopping centre customers across the state to defy what he says are illegal notices threatening legal action for...
Save us Albo – one more time
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has a history with Gympie, including saving many lives by moving fast to fix the Bruce Highway south, back when...
Three sentenced over stabbing
Three men involved in the stabbing and assault of well-known Gympie boxer Danny Hawkins were sentenced in Gympie District Court last Friday, 3 February.
Two...
Glowing report card for Gympie staff
Figures released from the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service suggest Gympie Hospital is in the top 5 per cent of rated hospitals according...
‘Why?’ : builders, home owners can’t fathom senseless vandalism
"I'm not a John Farnham fan, but when I heard those lyrics, 'We're not going to live in silence, we're not going to live...
“Health services in our region are in crisis”
The Australian Medical Association has exposed the severity of wait times at the Gympie Hospital.
The 2023 logjam report shows that the majority of patients...
Libby and Eso top the list this week
Libby and Eso are two sweet orphans, currently living at the Gympie RSPCA Animal Centre, keen to find their new families.
Libby is a 2-year-old...

















