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Anyone for coffee on Jobmatch?

There is nothing quite like a good brew! Whether you prefer a fine cup of tea or the delicious roasted aroma of a freshly...

New lifesavers hit the beach to save lives

Congratulations to the newest members of the Rainbow Surf Life Saving Club after completion of their Bronze and Surf Rescue Training awards. The week-long camp...

Kia Ora Trail Ride a huge success

The 2022 Kia Ora Trail Ride has been hailed a colossal success by organisers, riders, and volunteers with a massive 733 riders taking part...

Two year wait for Gympie homeless

Vulnerable Gympie people are waiting more than 2 years for social housing, a worrying report has found. This figure has more than doubled in the...

Council makes it clear

Gympie region councillors have moved to make themselves better understood, especially when seeking or responding to questions asked on notice at council meetings. Cr Bruce...

No business like it

There's no business like show business... none so tough anyway, if Gympie Show Society's experience over the past two years is any guide. Show officials...

Car show all the rage

Impeccably kept by their owners, vintage beauties of all models were on display at the Autobarn Car Show on Thursday 29 September. The show was...

Theebine family honoured

Gympie Regional Council has unanimously backed a call by Theebine resident Dolly Jensen to name a bridge after the late Warren Dakin, honouring generations...

‘Spin not service’ hospital claim

Health Minister Yvette D'Ath has been accused ofr "spin and diversion" in her denials of a "systemic reduction of services" at the Gympie Hospital"...

Rural areas show later diagnosis

Women over the age of 50 are at a higher risk of breast cancer, and during Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, both women...

Extra day for Bay tip

Community insistence has resulted in a Gympie Regional Council decision to open Tin Can Bay's rubbish tip an extra day a week for the...

Acting locally on global emmissions

Community groups keen to take part in Queensland’s renewable industrial revolution are being encouraged to put their hand up, with funding on the table...

Help map out active living

Tin Can Bay and Cooloola Cove residents are being encouraged to help shape the future of active transport connections in their communities, thanks to...