Cooly Fruit for sale!
In the heart of Gympie’s bustling Goldfields Plaza lies a hidden gem that has become a local favorite over the past four years.
Cooly Fruit...
BOQ educates community on scam awareness
Last week, BOQ Gympie branch took a proactive step in fighting against scams by organising an educational session on scam awareness.
More than 90...
Hurry! Tickets almost sold out!
Hurry up! Time is running out to secure your spot at the highly anticipated Rainbow Beach Family Fishing Classic & Expo, as tickets are...
Protect women’s rights
Abortion is healthcare, and bodily autonomy is a basic human right. It upsets and disappoints me that there are people and organisations within the...
Great time to buy
Dealers and OEMs have been delivered a call-to-action by the federal government which has slammed the door on deliveries of cars capable of temporary...
What’s on around the region this week?
SATURDAY 27 May
Long Flat Dance
The Learner Dance Group Old Time Dance will be held at Long Flat Hall, starting at 7.30pm. Entry is $10...
Lee’s on the move!
Long-time computer guru Lee Hurren is making the move to a new location.
With over 25 years of great service under his belt, Lee's...
Beefy’s Pie of Origin back again
Gympie and Sunshine Coast bakery Beefy’s has proudly pulled on the maroon again, ready to kick off Pie of Origin for another year in...
Gympie students learn to be leaders
Last Tuesday, more than 130 students from Sunshine Coast schools, including Gympie, attended a leadership event, held at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
Schools...
Trans lines landholders to get bigger pay day
Renewable energy company Powerlink has developed a new way to compensate landholders hosting transmission infrastructure, such as the proposed lines linking the Borumba Pumped...
Group calls for Senate Enquiry into renewable projects
Property Rights Australia (PRA) is calling for a Federal Senate inquiry regarding the impacts on rural and regional Australia from renewable energy developments and...
VIEW to helping vulnerable families
Gympie VIEW Club is urging the local community to give generously to The Smith Family’s Winter Appeal this year, to support thousands of children...
Council’s $250,000 community give-away
Gympie Regional Council has $250,000 to give away, as part of its ongoing program to promote community events, artists of all kinds, community groups...
