Rattler’s track to spell-ebration
Witches, wizards, and even a few Muggles cast off the everyday last Saturday night as the Mary Valley Rattler transformed into the Wizard Express.
The...
Talent shines brighter than ladies’ smiles
The Gympie Women In Business Awards were held last Saturday night at the Showground Pavilion, where the business acumen of the women assembled shone...
Mob Pod hits the road
North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health (NCACCH) trading as Manngoor Dja Aboriginal Health Service has officially launched its innovative Model of Care project,...
U3A enrolments open
U3a are welcoming new enrolments after they opened for term 4 on Friday, 19 September.
All of the groups old favourites are back with...
LifeFlight airlifts man trapped by forklift
The Sunshine Coast-based LifeFlight aeromedical crew today airlifted a man to hospital after a forklift incident at Imbil.
It is believed he was servicing the...
School holiday patrols target sand and bitumen
Traditionally, the September school holidays see a significant increase in traffic on our roads and beaches.
To support safe travel, QPS Highway Patrol units...
Public housing sits idle
While housing prices increase, homelessness rises, and the residents in the Gympie region struggle with housing affordability, some of the listings on the public...
Free expo showcases help
Local families won’t need to travel hours to access information about support services, with a free Disability and Aged Expo set to be held...
The Beacon shines as Innovation award finalist
The Beacon has once again caught the attention of the Gympie Chamber of Commerce, with the Mary Street café and takeaway named a finalist...
A toast to success
After a day of discussing Gympie’s economic future, guests finished their exciting day with a drink for business after hours at the Gympie Region...
Films and fun incoming
The Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival is shining bright from 9-12 October in Gympie, with its full program live and online that...
Imbil police fields winning scarecrow
More than 80 scarecrows of all shapes and sizes have crowded into the Mary Valley for its biannual Scarecrow festival and organisers couldn’t be...
Vets host Cooroy and Maroochy River
On Tuesday, 13 January, the Gympie Vets hosted vets from Maroochy River and Cooroy.
All up, there were 89 golfers in the field.
A...
