You say ‘goodbye’, we say ‘hello’
The universe is in a constant state of change - nothing remains the same through the passage of time.
And so it is with extreme...
Fears as major road set to close
Business owners in the Victory Heights area are angered over the Transport and Main Road's (TMR) plan to close Gympie Connection Road for an...
Poona Lake ‘misinformation’ blast
Rainbow Beach conservationist Greg Wood has blasted "tragic" misrepresentation in a report on a public forum he helped organise to protest against state government...
Council endorses budget
This morning, Gympie Regional Council has endorsed the 2022/2023 budget at a special meeting at the Town Hall in Gympie’s CBD.
Key points of the...
Plant a tree for Tree Day
Gympie schools and community groups are being asked to get involved on Schools Tree Day on 29 July and National Tree Day on 31...
Adding local colour
It's looking pretty colourful in hinterland town, Pomona thanks to talented local artist Tia Carrigan.
The mural painter is out again with her paint brushes...
Chronic conditions need aid
As we enter into the middle of National Diabetes Week, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has urgently called on the Federal...
Bali ban looms
Shadow Minister for Northern Australia, Senator Susan McDonald has suggested suspending flights from Bali should be considered, saying an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in...
Big day out planned for little kids
The very popular Little Kids Day Out is back for 2022.
A free community event, the LKDO will be held on 3 September at the...
Missy and Mimmi need ‘mummies’
Missy and Mimmi are keen to find their new human "mummies" and are available for adoption right now from the Gympie RSPCA Animal Centre...
Beacon summons help from above
A dramatic rescue occurred late Monday afternoon off Inskip Point after a large wave reportedly capsized a yacht, flinging two men into the churning...
Smoke alarms a hot topic
As the chilly season continues, the risk of house fires start to heat up. Due to dust, insects or an electrical fault, smoke alarms...
Population growth ‘hits endangered species’
Rapid Australian population growth, leading to big development pressures in areas like Gympie, is also putting pressure on endangered species, according to the group,...
