Naturally beautiful botanic art
It was an informative afternoon at the Gympie Regional Gallery for the Official Opening and Curators Talk on the Artistic Endeavour Exhibition on Saturday.
Artistic...
Naturally beautiful botanic art
It was an informative afternoon at the Gympie Regional Gallery for the Official Opening and Curators Talk on the Artistic Endeavour Exhibition on Saturday.
Artistic...
Morning tea benefits young and old
The Lions Club of Gympie held their community morning tea last Thursday, with another great turn out by members of the public.
It was a...
Bamboo pickle wins Sydney gold
Belli Park business, Big Heart Bamboo has been celebrating their recent win at the Sydney Royal Fine Food Show.
The “Gourmet Bamboo Pickle Elixir”...
New amendments bring hope
The Queensland government has made the decision to broaden the definition of domestic violence to include coercive control.
The new Bill introduced into Parliament on...
MP’s tumultuous times
An influencer before the internet, a grazier who supported aboriginal land rights and a conservative who believed in trade unions, the late Trevor Perrett...
Minister backdown
Agricultural Industry Minister Mark Furner has backed down after a confrontation on sexism with Nanango MP Deb Frecklington.
Ms Frecklington, who represents Gympie's western districts...
Informing your decisions
There are a lot of new residents in the Gympie region and this includes young families.
Finding the right educational options aren't easy, but in...
Police arrest hoons at Teewah during Patrols
Over eighty badly behaved campers were evicted from the Teewah Beach Camping area in the Cooloola National Park last weekend during a police blitz...
Give ballgowns the boot
Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival is just around the corner and to kick things off, they’re going all out with their Opening...
House blazes in East and West of region
Homes in the east and west of the Gympie region were ablaze last Sunday when two residences caught fire.
The first was a house on...
A tough as nails Granny
Mrs Hannah Maria Brown was affectionately known as “Grannie” to the residents of Tin Can Bay.
Mrs Brown was a pioneer of the area...

















