Learoyd dynasty brought back to life
The Gympie Family History Society conducts regular ’Cemetery Crawls’ where history buffs and the curious collide to discover the story of the lives of...
Guess ’which bank’ is back?
After five long months of restoration and refurbishment after the Commonwealth Bank Gympie Branch was completely flooded in February, the branch was officially reopened...
No big issue for Gympie
More than half of the nation’s big businesses are missing their own deadlines for paying their small business suppliers, according to the latest data...
Nanango MP questions flood fund rejects
Member for Nanango, Deb Frecklington says many flood grant applications by primary producers and small businesses are being declined by the Queensland Labor Government.
Mrs...
$15 a pint? Tell him he’s dreamin’!
There’s a not-so-hidden tax on beer that increases every six months, on 1 February and 1 August.
And as any beer-drinker will tell you when...
Cod off, season’s closed!
A three month closed season for fishing in the Mary River and tributaries started on Monday 1 August to protect the endangered Mary River...
Drones capture shark, shoreline movements
Shark spotting has moved into the 21st Century with the Queensland government dropping $6 million over the next three years to expand the trial...
Landcare Week a harsh reminder
The beautiful Gympie region is made up of some truly diverse and unique flora and fauna. But like everything, protection is sometimes required in...
Guides mustering snacks for little tackers
Leonara Cox, one of the leaders at the Gympie and District Guides, is asking the general public to help out with the donation of...
Budget breakdown
Gympie ratepayers face an average 2.3 per cent increase in council rates and charges, under a Budget adopted by councillors this month.
Cr Dolly Jensen...
We’re two!
As the Earth continues turning and we find ourselves having already reached past the halfway point of the year, Gympie Today turns the tender...
Mythbusting end-of-life
There's a couple of things we as human beings often have trouble talking about - sex and dying.
Discussions on the first taboo-topic can be...
‘It’s a pest, so why not eat it?’: tilapia petition to...
Biosecurity laws may be encouraging the spread of the pest fish tilapia, as found in the Mary and other Queensland rivers, according to a...
