Snake bite airlift from Double Island Point
A woman in her 40s has been airlifted from a walking track near Double Island Point, after being bitten by a snake, Queensland Ambulance...
Newbies suffer biz pause paralysis
More than half of Australians have dreamed of running their own business, but for most, that dream remains just that, a dream.
A new...
‘Play it safe’ call
The biggest dangers we face this holiday season can be in the home and backyard, Attorney General and Gympie western districts MP Deb Frecklington...
From flood lines to bottom lines – why Gympie buyers can’t ignore climate risk
Australia’s leading buyer’s agent, Daniel Sofo, has issued a stark warning to homebuyers and investors - one that will ring especially true for Gympie...
Sunshine coast trees find new life underwater
Seqwater is helping provide native fish habitats on the Sunshine Coast by supplying some trees for a local Logs for Cod initiative, a program...
A love clearly fused forever
A Gympie couple recently celebrated several decades of love with Vicki and Rodney Peter Schramko of Mothar Mountain celebrating their 60th Anniversary at Kingston...
‘Historic’ medicine price cuts will save lives: Pharmacy Guild
A big proportion of regonal Australians have been risking their health and even their lives by skipping prescriptions, according to the Pharmacy Guild of...
2025 – sorrow, joy and drama
Gympie's 2025 began with $7.2 billion worth of good news, when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese got his election campaign rolling at a Gympie roadside,...
Australian Muslims in fear as Bondi backlash grows
The Australian National Imams Council says the Bondi massacre has sparked a dangerous backlash, with Muslim communities are being "unfairly scrutinised and implicitly linked...
Have your say on Child Safety
The Commission of Inquiry into Child Safety is calling on the community to have their say on how the Department acts as a parent...
Over $84k for Kilkivan group
Member for Nanango, Deb Frecklington, is delighted to announce that twelve community organisations across the Nanango electorate will share in more than $589,000 from...
Santa visits bowls club
The Cooloola Coast Bowls Club have had a great week as they all prepare for their Christmas Break.
Tuesday 16 December, they had approximately 20...
Thousands defy weather to remember
It has become a cliche to say that Anzac Day crowds are getting bigger each year all over Australia.
But long live the cliche, as...
