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Tablet found

The pictured Microsoft tablet was located on Jane Street, Gympie on Friday, 11 November and handed to police. If this is your property and you...

A home for Christmas

Two gorgeous young orphans have just one wish for Christmas, to find their families and a place to call home. Vena is a 10 week...

Willy’s wondrous work

Talented Gympie artist Willy Webster has brought his self-titled exhibition to the Gympie Regional Gallery, with his work being on display from Friday 11...

Riding pleasure for disabled

There was nothing special about last week's gathering of Riding for the Disabled supporters and beneficiaries, except that Gympie's Riding for the Disabled organisation...

‘Stop the violence’

The 1989 massacre of 14 female university students in Canada was remembered in Gympie this morning (Friday, 18 November), when Gympie men gathered with...

Women airlifted after Kilkivan crash

The Sunshine Coast-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter crew airlifted a woman to hospital, after the car she was driving rolled, causing her to become...

All signs say slow down on Kin Kin Rd

Six Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) will be installed along Kin Kin Road as part of Transport and Main Roads’ co-ordinated management with Queensland Police...

Job skills funding in flood affected regions

Up to 510 immediate job opportunities for displaced workers and local job seekers in disaster-affected South-East Queensland have been created, through the Commonwealth and...

Group urges consolidated efforts to protect parks

"The ‘luxury walk’ model is booming across Australia, leading to increased interest in the money-making potential of putting commercial developments in our national parks,"...

Borumba hydro risk

"It is a huge proposed project, much bigger than the Traveston Crossing Dam." Mary Valley campaigner Glenda Pickersgill spoke out on Tuesday about concerns about...

Gratitude for Remembrance Day recognition

Gympie Aboriginal elder Lillian Burke has thanked the RSL and regional council for their recognition of Aboriginal legitimacy in acknowledging the struggle of Aboriginal...

High police presence for Schoolies

Gympie Police Inspector Brad Inskip is urging recent graduates to take care from Friday 18 November, as they start to celebrate the end of...

Fine, mostly sunny week as temperatures begin to cool

Gympie region is looking towards a fine and mostly sunny week, with partial cloud on some days and temperatures gradually beginning to drop, if...