Man charged with theft from SES sheds during flood disaster
Murgon Detectives have arrested and charged a man in relation to the alleged unlawful entry and theft of property from the Wondai State Emergency...
Disaster millions headed our way
Millions of dollars in concessional loans, grants and donations are headed our way as Australian governments at all levels, along with ordinary citizens, get...
No ‘real food’ shortage
Empty or nearly empty supermarket shelves might inspire panic in some, but when it comes to "real food," it would be hard to starve...
Doom delayed for hardwood industry
Gympie region's native hardwood timber industry still faces an uncertain future, but not quite as immediately uncertain as it was.
That was the gist of...
End of a retail era
It is the end of an amazing era for Ron Thorburn and Ross Groundwater as the duo bid farewell to Tyrepower Gympie after 30...
USC welcomes back international students
The University of the Sunshine Coast is celebrating the imminent return of international students to its campuses across South East Queensland and the Wide...
Gympie sitting pretty but south suffers shortages
While Gympie region isn't too badly positioned when it comes to food, other areas of the country aren't faring so well.
It's true, supermarket shelves...
Free TAFE to help educate jobseekers
Thousands of job seekers are better positioned to access free training thanks to key reforms to the Australian Government’s Skills for Education & Employment...
Greatest shave in support of umpire legend
Eight-year-old Jackson Preston is shaving his head for a great cause, to raise funds for World’s Greatest Shave in support of his grandad who...
Flood setback for new locals
When Caz and Matt and daughter Georgia Crane bought the former Woolooga general store in June and July last year they had no idea...
Beware dodgy traders offering storm repairs
Gympie consumers are being warned to be wary of dodgy door to door traders offering to do repair work after storms and flooding affected...
Beware dodgy traders offering storm repairs
Gympie consumers are being warned to be wary of dodgy door to door traders offering to do repair work after storms and flooding affected...
Police raise online child abuse alarm
Queensland Police are warning parents and guardians to increase online supervision during the upcoming school holidays which is a primetime for predators to target...
