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Gympie’s link to world music stardom

Gympie music festival veteran and internationally respected jazz and blues vocalist Renee Geyer has died. Her voice and singing style made her a headline guest...

Education exports recover

Gympie's regional academic hub, the University of the Sunshine Coast, has returned to the education export market - a $5.8 billion industry for Queensland...

Gympie farmers recognised

Gympie has been recognised in agritourism diversification grants announced by Agriculture Develop ent and Fisheries Minister Mark Furner on Tuesday. "The Queensland Government is supporting...

Night shopping ‘boom’

Mary St business leader Tony Goodman has vowed to keep the street's massively successful night shopping events going, after they delivered what many main...

School holiday fun

Families were spoilt for choice for things to do due the last few weeks of the school holidays. Gympie Today photographer Shane Zahner popped out...

A salt and battery the future

A plan to make Queensland the nation’s battery industry leader is powering ahead as global demand for new energy storage surges. Acting Premier Steven Miles...

Frog finders wanted

The Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee are keen to enlist the help of citizen scientists as part of their Find a Frog in February...

Teen falls from ute on K’Gari

The Sunshine Coast LifeFlight helicopter crew has flown a teenager to hospital after he fell off the back of a ute being driven on...

River clean-up ‘from the top/

Gympie river care volunteers are offering incentives to Upper Mary residents and landowners to participate in the Mary River Catchment Co-ordinating Committee's Rivercare program. The...

‘Dangerous Gympie’

Gympie has earned a degree of international notoriety for its dangerous plants, including highly toxic native and naturalised trees and shrubs. And living amongst those...

Gympie’s northern links boost

Gympie's Bruce Highway links to the north have been made resistant to floods and closures, thanks to a $103 million jointly funded Saltwater Creek...

Selfless acts provide trauma comfort

Beverley one of the unsung heroes from Tin Can Bay has worked her magic and produces wonderfully knitted dolls and teddy-bears and other critters...

Backing the future for rural youth

Individuals supporting young people in remote, rural and regional Queensland are invited to apply for one-off grants of $50,000 to deliver new youth-focused initiatives....