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Young gun selected for QLD Development Team

Year 11 James Nash student Keely Jackson has been scouted for the Queensland Academy of Sport union development team, after being eyed by development...

Encephalitis risk after flooding

Gympie region residents are being asked to remove as much still water around their homes as possible to avoid giving mosquitoes somewhere to breed...

Pandemic, floods and now a tornado

As if two sets of flooding and the ongoing scourge of Covid weren't enough, residents of Woolooga have had to endure what can only...

Feds ‘penny pinching on floods’

The federal government has been accused of penny pinching to avoid using its $5 billion disaster fund to help Queensland flood victims. Shadow Disaster and...

Perrett questions Inskip camping cuts

Drastic cuts in camper numbers at Inskip Point will be the subject of a parliamentary explanation from Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon later this month. Gympie...

PM talks up Gympie resilience

Prime Minister Scott Morrison rejected political criticisms of the federal government's flood disaster response and talked up Gympie resilience, on a tour of the...

Minister talks money, homes and skip bins

Housing, skip bins and federal government money were all in short supply in post-flood and post-Covid Gympie, according to explanations this afternoon from state...

Rail repairs hampered by floods

The rail lines at Traveston are still cut and will be for the foreseeable future according to Queensland Rail Acting CEO Scott Riedel. Severe rainfall...

New family members are waiting

Jen and Tanner couldn't be more opposite. Jen is a sweet but shy 6-year-old girl, who is looking for that special someone to shower her...

‘Internet boom for regions’

Bernard Salt, the demographer who predicted Gympie's property boom years before it happened, says the rush to the regions has now become a permanent...

Grants for flood-hit small businessess

Financial support for flood-affected Wide Bay small businesses, farmers, not-for-profit organisations, and sporting and community clubs are available to assist them with clean up...

Daisy and Coco are keen to go home

Sunshine Coast Animal Rescue have had a couple of trying days with their cattery flooded two days in a row, so they had to...

Scrapped barramundi laws reinstated

The state government has reversed the previous government's introduction of commercial gillnetting of barramundi south of Tin Can Bay, saying the 2024 decision lacked...