Storm blows in little rain
Residents in Cooloola Cove and Tin Can Bay reported pea-sized hail when a small but intense storm system struck last Saturday afternoon, 15 August.
Those...
Gympie science fans to use avatars to attend virtual conference
Gympie STEM Hub (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) is taking an innovative approach to National Science Week in 2020.
Unable to host their in-person...
Star Wars fans can save the day
Any Star Wars fan knows that at the heart of the story is the desire of a seemingly powerless ‘farmer’ to rescue a Princess...
School’s Aussies of the Month
Gympie West State School celebrated its Aussie of the Month Awards at junior and senior parades.
Each month teachers choose a student from each year...
New medical transport to bridge the gap
Over the past few months a dedicated group of local volunteers has risen to the challenge of establishing a medical transport organisation to service...
Cot a life changer
The Gympie Hospital’s Maternity Unit has welcomed its very first Cuddle Cot, a piece of equipment that will allow parents to spend vital bonding...
More ‘rubbish’ roads
Barter Street can no longer claim the prestigious title of Gympie’s only rubbish road.
Recently completed asphalt resurfacing projects at Hughes Terrace, River Road and...
10 years of Sunshine Butterflies
From very humble beginnings in 2010, Sunshine Butterflies has grown from a handful of members and just a few staff, to one of Noosa...
Alleged hit and run near Gympie
A 48 year old man has died overnight following a motorcycle incident at Coles Creek.
Police were advised the body of a motorcycle rider...
QCWA celebrates 98th birthday
The Queensland Country Women's Association (QCWA) celebrated their 98th birthday on Tuesday, August 11, originally founded in 1922 by Ruth Fairfax, the organisation has...
Major contract secured for Gympie Bypass
A Queensland joint venture has won the first major contract on the jointly funded $1 billion Bruce Highway – Cooroy to Curra – Section...
History of Nashville School
Gympie man Daniel Green has recently published his own book titled 'The History of Education in the Gympie Region 1867 - 2020' which highlights...