Chefs the captain-coaches
International Chef’s Day on Monday, 20 October, allows us to peek behind the scenes and show you what it takes to serve in excess...
Prepare now for summer risks
Summer is almost upon us.
Across the country, we are beginning to notice the temperature getting warmer, the days getting longer and even the...
Symposium to discover K’Gari’s hidden worlds
The secret lives of crayfish and the ancient history of peat will be two of the topics in the spotlight at the University of...
From Gympie to the Solomons
It began with Peter Harrison, a local contact, quietly coordinating shipments of excess donated goods from the Little Haven Market Place in Gympie to...
Paid to work here, can’t afford to live here
As reported in Gympie Today and spoken about recently at the Gympie region economic summit, the healthcare and construction industries are major employers for...
Nestlé, a Gympie employer for more than 70 years, set to cut global workforce...
The Gympie Nestlé plant will be impacted by a planned 16,000-worker reduction in the global workforce over the next two years, but just how...
Cops tell number-plate thieves ‘screw’ you
The Gympie Police crime prevention team and Imbil Rural Neighbourhood Watch members are giving a big 'screw' you to would-be number plate thieves with...
Police patrols put brakes on risky beach driving
Police have been keeping a close eye on beaches, including Rainbow Beach and K’gari, over the school holidays, conducting more than 2700 breath tests...
Greater connectivity for Gympie
More than 11,500 homes and businesses around Gympie are now eligible to access faster wholesale speeds than ever offered on the nbn Fixed Wireless...
Workmates clock 35 years
Gympie workmates Matthew Carlton-Smith, Chris Nolan, and Kirk Dixon know a thing or two about teamwork.
Recently, the trio clocked up 35 years of service...
Home … what it means in today’s world
What is Home? An intriguing question with so many answers.
Through heartfelt storytelling and community connection, a panel of speakers shared their personal experiences at...
’Bullying favouritism and red tape’
State Emergency Service volunteers say many are being driven out by “bullying, favouritism and poor handling of complaints“.
The unpaid workers we all rely on...

















