Chemical blaze and explosions in Tozer St
Firefighters are battling a major chemical fire in Tozer St, with reinforcements thought to have been brought in from Pomona and Cooroy, as explosions...
Singer falls silent
Malcolm Dennis "Monty" Monteath was born in 1941 in a small place called Waipukurau on the North Island of New Zealand.
He was bought up...
Bypass work on track, but delays likely
Work on the Gympie Bypass is forging ahead, with night works scheduled to take place on three bridge sites over the next few months.
Federal...
Home birth service comes to Gympie
Women have been having babies, well, since the very beginning, and while having a baby in the 21st Century can be somewhat different from...
Confusing times
We live in confusing times, made no less confusing by the tendency to secrecy of most large organisations, including government agencies.
There are reports of...
K’Gari ‘made’ the reef
A major international study has found what researchers claim is a new discovery about the role of the Cooloola sandmass region and K'gari (Fraser...
Tablet found
The pictured Microsoft tablet was located on Jane Street, Gympie on Friday, 11 November and handed to police.
If this is your property and you...
A home for Christmas
Two gorgeous young orphans have just one wish for Christmas, to find their families and a place to call home.
Vena is a 10 week...
Willy’s wondrous work
Talented Gympie artist Willy Webster has brought his self-titled exhibition to the Gympie Regional Gallery, with his work being on display from Friday 11...
Riding pleasure for disabled
There was nothing special about last week's gathering of Riding for the Disabled supporters and beneficiaries, except that Gympie's Riding for the Disabled organisation...
‘Stop the violence’
The 1989 massacre of 14 female university students in Canada was remembered in Gympie this morning (Friday, 18 November), when Gympie men gathered with...
Women airlifted after Kilkivan crash
The Sunshine Coast-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter crew airlifted a woman to hospital, after the car she was driving rolled, causing her to become...
Dragons celebrate success and new leaders
December is traditionally a busy month for everyone preparing for the festive season, with the constant rounds of Christmas parties, lunches and drinks, and...
