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...
Beef up this winter
Most of us pack on a few pounds during the winter months with all that comfort food and hot chocolate, but it is not...
Little cuties inspire young love
Ah, young love!
And who wouldn't love these adorable little youngsters, Digger, Sarge and Chi?
Digger and Sarge are 4 month old American Bulldog/Bull Arab...
Everywhere there’s lines…. Wind Farm keen to erect towers to Woolooga
With the residents at Kilkivan and Goomeri digging their heels in about the Powerlink Transmission Lines from the Borumba Pumped Hydro Project, it seems...
Lighting the way through DFV
Gympie community members gathered to support victims of Domestic Violence at the annual Lantern Walk as part of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.
Community...
DroughtRunners become Flood Angels
The Rainbow Beach DroughtRunners, headed up by local philanthropist Tony Stewart, has contributed more than $800K to worthy causes since they started deploying aid...













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