Anzac mates and motorcycles
Anzac Day will be marked with mateship and motorcycles in the Mary Valley this year.
Mary Valley RSL Sub Branch president Rex Brenneke says his...
Fire ants – ‘No retreat, no surrender’
There will be no surrender in the battle to eradicate fire ants, with a new $24 million state spending boost for aerial control, Primary...
Phins serve up safety
Members of the Dolphins National Rugby League Club and Surf Life Saving Queensland (SLSQ) have come together to host holiday clinics around Queensland during...
Fashion and passion
Ladies across the Gympie region enjoyed a night of fashion and passion for connection as the Gympie Women Network celebrated International Women’s Day 2025....
Roads, risks and germs a threat these holidays
Sunshine Coast Health's Public Health and Trauma Service teams are urging the Gympie community to take action to avoid illness and injury over the...
Pastel fashion dreams
Pastel colours were a popular pick for the ladies in the Fashions on the Field competition at the weekend.
That is with the exception of...
Borumba blowout prompts QIC oversight
Following the revelations from Queensland Hydro in December that the cost to deliver the Borumba pumped hydro project had blown out by $4 billion...
Cooloola Dragons ready to roar at nationals
Central Queensland head coach Kay Roberts has praised five dedicated members of the Cooloola Dragon Boat Club for their exceptional commitment to training as...
‘Buckle up, throttle back’ this Easter says MSQ
Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) is urging boaties to prioritise safety this Easter school holidays by complying with new lifejacket rules and adhering to speed...
Tariffs: ‘We will survive’
Farmers will survive the re-emergence of serious tariffs in world trade, Primary Industries Minister Tony Perrett said this week.
But much still depends on the...
Hospital rebuild ‘on track’
Reported concerns on Queensland Health finances have not affected planning for a new Gympie Hospital, Gympie MP Tony Perrett said this week.
Mr Perrett was...
‘A pet’s not a pest’: Perrett
A petition calling for a bio-security ban on cats in Queensland has received a "yes and no" answer from Primary Industries Minister Tony Perrett,...
Cattle market holds strong
Sullivan Livestock yarded 2089 good quality cattle at their Gympie Cattle sale where the market remained very strong for all descriptions.
Cattle were drawn...
