Get proactive on crime
This year, Crime Prevention Week runs from Monday, 7 to Sunday, 13 November and police are keen to empower residents in Gympie and surrounds...
Guide for school leavers
Federal Member for Wide Bay, Llew O’Brien, has released a School Leavers’ Guide for Year 12 students as they prepare for life after high...
Remembrance Day event
Gympie Family History Society in conjunction with the Gympie Regional Library will be holding a talk to mark the lead up to ‘Remembrance Day’...
Budget – we’ll see for ourselves
A classic two-part Patrick Cook cartoon illustrates perfectly the ancient art of delivering a federal budget in tough times and getting away with it.
In...
Saved at Bauple
A woman, 85, was rescued uninjured after rushing water swept her car it off a flooded causeway on Friday afternoon.
The incident occurred as pelting...
Freak storm smashes Gympie
Gympie copped a battering last night, with mass power outages, damaging winds and even hail in some areas.
Glastonbury resident Warren McEwan said this...
All the fun of Cup Day
Despite the distinct lack of blue skies and, well, horses, there were still plenty of people trackside for the Gympie Cup.
Heavy rain delayed the...
Mega prizes up for grabs
The Mega Christmas Raffle with all proceeds going towards Gympie Hospital Wishlist is now ready to go.
After a lot of hard work, organiser...
Rattler takes its own line
Gympie Regional Council has agreed to transfer control of the heritage Mary Valley Rattler rail operation to the Rattler Railway Company and cancel the...
Persons of interest sought
Gympie police are appealing for assistance regarding a break and enter offence at a business on Mary Street, Gympie.
It is alleged that between 3...
Familiar faces and landscapes in new Indie film
Talented local Rod Hollens has been working on a labour of love for the past two years.
Despite the issues dealt by Covid, Rod is...
Farmer helpline for mental health
National Mental Health Month is drawing to a close, but there is still help available to those who work in the farming industry.
Rural Aid...
Formals fun, forever!
Gympie seniors have cracked the code - have Year 12 formals all year round!
And honestly?
It’s brilliant.
Formals aren’t just about tossing your graduation...
