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‘Sell your superpowers!’

"You've got superpowers," was the phrase that rang out over and over again to the audience of the Gympie Business Breakfast with a strong...

More than $329k for Gympie groups

Community groups across the Gympie region are set to benefit from the latest round of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF), with more than...

Finding gratitude in tragedy

Little Haven’s Gratitude Walk is a heartfelt highlight of Little Haven Week, offering the community a chance to reflect, remember, and give thanks. The...

ADF war games come to town

Be aware but not alarmed if you see the army, navy or air force practising war games around Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach...

Full throttle fun

Gympie's main street was packed with excited guests for one of the regions' largest street events of the year as Mary Street filled with...

Craftsmanship shines

Coming together to celebrate craftsmanship, community and more, guests joined in at the Pavilion in Gympie for the Heritage Makers Fair on the weekend...

JMack Electrical Services: 10 Years of Quality, Care, and Community Commitment

Local, family-owned business JMack Electrical Services is preparing to celebrate a major milestone—10 years of delivering reliable electrical work and genuine community care throughout...

1/2 Mil bombshell evicts Men’s Shed

Gympie Men's Shed has been given their marching orders by Queensland Rail, owners of the Shed where they've been Men for the past 12...

Wishlist raising funds through container collection

The Sunshine Coast’s health charity Wishlist is raising funds by collecting eligible beverage to recycle through Containers for Change at Sunshine Coast University Hospital. This...

Excitement brews at Veteran Hall

The members of the Veteran Hall Craft Groups are buzzing with anticipation as they prepare to showcase their talents at this year's Studio Trails....

Youth super gap

The SDA QLD Branch Secretary, Justin Power, believes that the 3.5% increase to the wages of retail and fast-food workers was a great win...

Interest rate ‘disappointment’

The Australian Council of Social Services says it is deeply disappointed by the Reserve Bank of Australia decision to leave interest rates on hold,...

Bowel cancer hotspot mapped north of Gympie

Gympie's north has been identified, by using data from the Australian Cancer Atlas, to have 25 per cent more instances of Australia's second...

Claw purge urged