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A whip crackin’ time

Presented by the Mary Valley Trailblazers, the Bushman's Carnival hosted at the Imbil Showgrounds drew quite the crowd to its gumboot throwing and sheep...

Post-flood housing effort

Damage to residential properties from the February 2022 floods in Gympie had pushed existing housing supply, homelessness and affordability issues "to the forefront of...

‘Saving the Strait’

The state Environment Department has defended its proposed restrictions on commercial net fishing, saying they provide viable protection for the ecologically vital Great Sandy...

Anti-violence action

Gympie region people are being urged to back a statewide campaign against sexual violence, with the aim of demonstrating that the community will not...

Remembering those we lost

A National Police Remembrance Day Service was held at the Pavilion, Exhibition Road on Thursday, 29 September. The service was well-attended by current and...

60k over limit with a toddler in the car

A driver has been clocked driving nearly 60kph over the speed limit with a toddler in the back seat during a horror school holiday...

Power boost

A huge state government renewable electricity commitment will be used to encourage electrical equipment manufacturing across Queensland, including in regions like Wide Bay. That is...

Eco-threats addressed

Changes need to be made to the Great Sandy Marine Park zoning plan, for both conservation and economic reasons, the Department of Environment and...

Regional rescue boost

Organ retrieval capabilities are an important part of the contribution expected from a fleet of replacement aircraft for the Queensland Police Service aircraft, Police...

Nolan open day to address concern

Gympie firm Nolan Meats has responded with an open invitation to what director Tony Nolan describes as "a good letter" expressing concerns about the...

Inviting the neighbourhood

“In Gympie Today Letters (16 Sept), Phil Keim on behalf of Monkland residents expresses concern with the Nolan Meats application to extend irrigation areas....

‘Fast track mining or miss out’ : Senator on energy plan

Shadow Minister for Northern Australia, Senator Susan McDonald, is urging the Queensland Government to fast-track CopperString 2.0 to supercharge the North West Minerals Province...

Cousins on the track

Three cousins are set to make their Kid’s Royal debut this weekend as fourth generation speedway drivers. Maryborough siblings Cayliana and Caiden Jones, and...