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Muster pilgrims descend

With more than 800 camping passes been pre-sold for the 2022 Gympie Music Muster there was plenty of action at the Amamoor Creek State...

Characters descend for rope-off

Shane Zahner got out and about on Saturday, 30 July, to meet some of the people keen to rope off their campsite at the...

Rattler carriages destroyed by fire

Two timber train carriages were all but destroyed in a fire, which Police are currently treating as suspicious, at the Historic Gympie Railway Station...

Muster site falls victim to vandals the night before rope off

Spray painted obscenities on the main stage, smashed windscreens on the vintage Muster bus and vandalism to one of the stall vendor's tents is...

Fines for kitchen dumper

The person who allegedly dumped an old kitchen in the Cooloola section of the Great Sandy National Park has been fined more than $3600...

Despite wet, winners announced

While the big wet might have rained out the actual Winter Wheels on Mary, the Gympie Chamber of Commerce last Thursday announced the winners...

Amelia’s ticket to ride across Mongolia

Widgee woman, Amelia Olsen took off for a once in a lifetime expedition to mystical Mongolia, land of ancient tribesmen and legendary conquerors. Here she...

No ’inappropriate’ housing

Efficient multiple-home unit blocks are “not appropriate“ for Gympie, according to comments from the state government. Just a little more than 300 people are said...

No money yet for Bayside Rd

No-one yet knows exactly what the state government will do about the increasingly busy intersection of Tin Can Bay Rd and Bayside Rd at...

Gympie hospital insult

Gympie people once could probably get a broken bone set or have local medical attention for childbirth or even routine operations, all without having...

Nets back at Rainbow

Shark control program equipment has been been returned to Rainbow Beach after being temporarily removed due to last week’s rough weather. Fisheries Queensland Shark Control...

‘Telehealth slashed’ says MP

The Albanese Government has cut more than 70 telehealth services, slashing the ability of people in Wide Bay to access medical help, says Federal...

Year of growth on family farm

What a difference a year makes - especially for Trevor Rimmington and daughter Ashleigh Andrews at their Lower Wonga farm. Not only have they continued...