Good case of hives
When the floods in February swept away two of Reg Hatch's beehives from a backyard in Noosa Road, Reg held little hope of ever...
Drug bust at Black Mountain
Two people have been charged after drugs were located at a Black Mountain property last week.
Around 8am on Friday, April 1, officers from the...
Codaey makes his mark in the UK
He left Australia for the UK just before the Covid lockdowns in January 2020 and landed in the Channel Islands.
He is one of Gympie's...
Reef law’s ‘innocent victims’
Farmers in the Burnett and Mary river systems are innocent victims of state government legislation to protect the Great Barrier Reef, Gympie's western districts...
Campgrounds reopen in time for Easter break
Amamoor National Park campgrounds is one of 39 flood-affected national parks in Queensland that have re-opened in time for the busy Easter long weekend.
Environment...
Conservation Foundation: ‘Clearing biggest threat to koalas’
Hot on the heels of a Gympie Today story about a Widgee developer upsetting residents by clearing large amounts of locally acknowledged koala habitat,...
‘Kodiak’ moment for gorgeous pair
A midnight black beauty and cheeky, fun-loving pup are keen to find their new homes this week.
Kodiak is 2-years-old and sleek and black as...
What to do if your flood insurance claim is refused
Gympie residents who had their insurance claims knocked back following the recent floods are being reminded that they still have options to challenge insurer...
Highway fail goes deep
There is something deeply wrong with Gympie's Bruce Highway route to northern districts like Chatsworth, Bells Bridge and Curra.
And Transport Minister Mark Bailey has...
Region’s DV horror story
Gympie police and domestic violence support workers are alarmed at "horrifying statistics" showing a huge jump in breaches of Domestic Violence Orders.
Shadow Child Protection...
Crowded field for Senate
A crowded field of Queensland candidates for the Senate has become public on social media, despite nominations still being open.
Those thought to be running...
A life well lived
In 15 January, 1939, Clarice Magan was born in the Wondai Hospital.
The day was so hot, the nurses had to fan her, because there...
Forestry ‘preserved K’gari paradise’ – author fights ‘false history’
Fraser Island icon the late John Sinclair lied to shut down forestry on K'gari (then called Fraser Island) and urban conservationists misunderstood forest dynamics,...
