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‘Critical highway safety upgrades’ from Gympie north

The federal and state Governments have announced a big $500 million Bruce Highway safety effort north of Gympie, according to a joint announcement from...

Farmers urged to prepare as summer storms loom

Elders Insurance is urging farmers to prepare for another damaging summer, with claims data revealing the scale and financial impact of storm activity across...

Shell-ebrating healthy giant mud crab populations

Gympie and Cooloola Coast anglers will be pleased to hear Queensland’s much-loved giant mud crab populations are in healthy shape. A recent study led by...

Santa comes to Rainbow

Rainbow Beach is getting ready for one of its most loved community traditions, with Santa Comes to Rainbow returning on Saturday, 13 December. The...

Pie Creek Walkers brave the heat

The thirteenth walk for the Pie Creek Walkers was held on Wednesday, 26 November at 4.30 pm. Only three walkers from the local area braved...

Summer the most dangerous season for pets

As temperatures increase and daylight lingers, Gympie pets face an increase in life-threatening risks, from snakes and ticks to fleas and heat stress. Pet...

Library re-opening after upgrades

Gympie Regional Council advises that the Gympie Library will reopen its doors on Monday, 15 December at 9am, following the completion of essential reroofing...

Sweet impact through disability-inclusive employment

A Gympie micro-business is more than treats, but a valuable part of the community, helping the development of passionate young individuals with disabilities. WOW Brownies,...

Gympie in planning an Olympic-led future

Gympie region will be part of a big Sunshine Coast Business Council forum today 28 November, aimed at planning the business future of a...

Aftermath – storm leaves devastation across region

Savage winds from storms last week stripped one hillside bare, snapped off sometimes substantial branches and flattened some trees, leaving others at crazy angles...

Regional reset to make Gympie safer

The stsate government has announced an early intervention program to tackle crime before it happens, in the Wide Bay Burnett region. The new Regional Reset...

‘Traumatic brain injury’ claim as police probe late night Gympie assault

Gympie detectives are appealing for public help regarding what they way was an unprovoked Friday night assault in Mary Street on 21 November. Police say...

A bit of second-hand love

Gracie-Mae Stevanovic-Johnston has a simple and relatable reason for opening Second Hand Love with her husband, Hugo, in October. “Kids are expensive,” she said with...