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Gympie Teens Represent QLD in Hockey Nationals

Gympie has reason to celebrate as three of its hockey players have returned home with a successful campaign representing Queensland at the National Under...

What goes round…

The state government decision to upgrade the oft-troubled Bayside Rd- Tin Can Bay Rd intersection with a one-land roundabout, at a cost expected to...

‘Nothing to see here8

Claims persist that Gympie Hospital's maternity ward is "on the cusp of closing," despite Health Minister Yvette D'Ath branding them "shameful," saying they had...

Olympic cost ‘self-harm’

The Queensland Government had directly contributed to its own Olympic Games cost worries, including a huge reported blowout in costs for the 'Gabba refurbishment...

Alliance workshop flows with ideas

"A rising tide lifts all boats," said presenter and CEO and presenter of online sensation, Stay At Home Mum, Jody Allen at the second...

New powerline plan

State-owned electricity transmission company, Powerlink, has announced a harm minimisation route for the contentious powerline corridor now intended to link Woolooga substation to the...

Missing tree leaves hole in family’s heart

Trevor Simpson was just 22 years old when he died on the Kokoda Trail on 10 November, 1942. He was a Corporal with the 2/31st...

What’s on around the region this week?

SATURDAY 29 April Long Flat Dance The Learner Dance Group dance will be held at Long Flat Hall, starting at 7.30pm. Entry is $10 per person,...

Ready to serve the community

Cooloola Christian College have four new school leaders for 2023, Captains Oliver Hooper and Lily Mallett and Vice Captains Hannah Shelley and Jenna Williams. Each...

SEQ Meet The Makers Event Is Almost Here

The annual Meet the Makers (MTM) event on the Sunshine Coast has attracted a record number of buyers with just over 200 keen to...

Remembering our ANZACs

Despite the blustery rain, hundreds gathered at Rainbow Beach to enjoy the Anzac Day dawn service conducted by Rainbow Beach Sub Branch President Greg...

Tough Conditions For Offshore Anglers

With the wind still up for most of the week the offshore situation was quiet, a few Jet Ski anglers managed to get out...

Small business turns experience into policy

Gympie's small businesses are invited to join a national bid to find out what they need and to turn that information into influence. Skye Cappuccio,...