Reach out for help during Domestic Violence Prevention Month
May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention (DFVP) Month, and Queensland Police are encouraging our community to reach out – for help, or to...
UAP blasts ‘fake news’
United Australia Party Wide Bay candidate Tracy Bennett has strongly denied a Gympie Today report that the party has ditched One Nation and will...
Police reject parliament info quest
The Queensland Police Service has again appeared to reject expectations that it should answer some parliamentary inquiries about its operations, after a Question on...
Blood’s worth bottling
Nine members of the Gympie Branch of the Australian Red Cross have proven their blood is worth bottling, each securing a National Outstanding Service...
Candidate thrilled with national exposure
Independent for Wide Bay for the upcoming Federal election Tim Jerome says there's no such thing as bad publicity.
And that's a good thing, because...
Boaties warned to prepare for more severe weather
Queensland boaties and waterside residents have been warned to secure their vessels and property as much
of the state again braces for severe weather.
Maritime Safety...
Helping fund our League
Queensland Rugby League alongside Auswide Bank hosted a dinner with Maroons legends Sam Thaiday and Meg Ward to help raise funds for Gympie Rugby...
$800,000 roadworks boost
The latest round of patch-up repairs to the Bruce Highway near Chatsworth is expected to cost more than $800,000 after GST, Transport Minister Mark...
They’ve lost ‘control of crime’
With local residents frustrated over blatant speeding that is occurring on Channon Street, right past the Police Station, the Police are also frustrated according...
End to unrestrained clearing
A vote by Councillors at last week's Gympie Regional Council meeting to adopt a Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI) for the protection of biodiversity...
Static happening with regular frequency
The signal is just not getting through for a couple of Gympie residents it seems.
Gympie man Ian Wenzel is frustrated with signal issues from...
No more putting it off
Like the natural disaster of floods, the far from natural Covid pandemic has shown surviving the disaster is only the beginning.
Recovery is the hard...
Gympie’s generosity keeps on shining
Fundraiser, farmer and man of many business talents, Tony Stewart, has restarted his drought, flood and fire runners fundraising efforts to help people still...
