Gympie artist follows heart to create promising business
Gympie creative Jordi Millard was tasked with choosing which path to follow after graduating school, having to decide between her head or her heart....
Bridge troubles
The sole trader and family enterprises of Gympie’s Mt Pleasant area say they would have liked more notice of nearby bridge works which they...
‘Lifesaving’ change for Victory College
What on the surface seems like nothing significant, the recently constructed two right hand turning lanes into Victory College, Gympie has made a potentially...
Med service hits the road
"Our Committee and Volunteers have delivered on our promise for the people of Gympie, which was to be offering services by January 2021," said...
Award win validation for TLPIs
Robyn Jackson from the Koala Action Gympie Region group feels the decision by Gympie Regional Council to repeal the Temporary Local Planning Instruments in...
Haulage crossing work to begin as bypass progresses
Federal Member for Wide Bay and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Llew O'Brien has welcomed progress on the $1 billion Cooroy to...
On track to romance
The Mary Valley Rattler is offering couples the ultimate ‘romance of the rails’ experience with an exclusive Valentine’s Love Train service on Saturday evening...
New event at Bronc to secure future of rodeo
The countdown is on for the annual Gympie Bulls, Broncs and Barrels at the Gympie Showgrounds on 20 February.
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness...
Dressed to impress…
One Gympie jobseeker was left scratching his head recently by a compliment he received from a prospective employer.
Heading along to meet with the business...
Rainbow residents encouraged to have their say
The views and experiences of community members, businesses and tourist operators from Rainbow Beach and surrounding areas is being sought as part of a...
MP, wife save missing man
“We don’t give up,“ Gympie MP Tony Perrett said on Monday, as he told how he and his wife Michele had found missing Narangba...
Council and community unite over Kin Kin Quarry
A group of 20 hinterland residents is helping gather evidence to support Noosa Council’s proposed legal action against operators of the Kin Kin Quarry.
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‘It’s not over yet’ say Forest Wind promoters
Forest Wind promoters say their organisation "remains committed to delivering great outcomes for Queensland - aligned to LNP policy."
This is "despite the State Government’s...
