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Watch out for turtles

The Department of Environment and Science have issued an alert for Inskip Point and the Cooloola Recreation Area for marine turtles breeding season. The...

A sensational day for a market

While surfers and water enthusiasts proclaimed Saturday as the best beach conditions of the whole year, market goers said the strawberries were better. A great...

Big Bowls Day for winners

The Rainbow Beach Classic 4’s was hosted by the Rainbow Beach Sports Club last weekend with the event once again drawing players from across...

Students show their respect to the fallen

The Tin Can Bay school held their own Remembrance Day Service on 11 November with the all teachers and students participating. Don Holland, President of...

Chamber members get insight into region

The Rainbow Beach Commerce and Tourism this week invited Director of Regional Development, Scott Rowe, to be guest speaker at their November meeting. The monthly...

Never too young to learn CPR

Nippers from the Rainbow Beach Surf Life Saving Club were given the opportunity to learn CPR as part of their training this month. The...

Doors open for visitors at new fire station SES facility

The new emergency services facility which opened in Rainbow Beach last month held an open day for residents this week to show off the...

Fun-loving and friendly

Affectionate and loving Cally and excitable young Oscar are keen to find new homes this week. Cally is a round 6-years-old and is a beautiful...

Native timber call for certainty

Harvest time has arrived at Cooloola's forestry at Toolara, part of a soft wood boom that contrasts with the plight of hardwood timber farmers...

Garth’s message to get your skin checked regularly

Cattle farmer and grandfather-to-five, Garth, 74, has always been active, spending much of his life outdoors in the harsh Queensland sun. Garth, who retired to...

$2.7Mil for council to fix roads

Gympie Regional Council will soon get more than $2.7 million to be spent on local roads and infrastructure, courtesy of the federal government. Federal Member...

Academic excellence for Gympie grandmother

Former Gympie Day Care operator Kathy Pitt not only had her sights set on gaining a new career by completing a USC Education degree...

Festival fun to highlight Mary River conservation

With this year’s theme “Flowing into the future: looking after our Mary River now and for generations to come”, the Mary River Festival on...