Fired up for first home game
The Cooloola Heat men's and women's teams fired up for their first home game of the season on Sunday afternoon 30 March.
The Cooloola Heat...
Generous Gympie gives for Wishlist
The community gathered at the Gympie Hospital to put their hearts and hard-earned dollars towards a cause for Wishlist Giving Day on Thursday 27...
Our remarkable Robin retires
After spending 20 years working in the newspaper industry in the Gympie region and five years at the helm of the Gympie Today Property...
They’re ready to lead
James Nash State High School have welcomed their new student leaders who are hoping to better their school community through their new roles.
School captain...
One more disaster for fundraiser Tony
Veteran Gympie region community activist Tony Stewart thought he was about ready to retire, after eight years of fundraising for farmers in trouble.
"But with...
Exploring Gympie’s creative future
Artists, businesses and organisations across a wide range of creative industries gathered at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gympie campus on Tuesday 25...
Back to normal hope after flood
Thousands of Gympie region people spent this week getting back to post-flood normal, while still looking, perhaps anxiously, to the skies.
The much feared Cyclone...
Inquiry hears Gympie vollies concerns
The truth behind volunteering in Gympie was heard by politicians as volunteers gathered at Gympie Community Place on Tuesday 25 March to air their...
Gympie returns to normal
Gympie region is returning to normal today as the Mary River continues to drop from a flood peak which closed Kidd Bridge until lmid-afternoon...
Kid authors called upon for LKDO comp
Are you an aspiring writer aged 12 or under living in the Gympie region with dreams of seeing your story turned into a vibrant,...
Beach road upgrade challenge
Rainbow Beach road safety advocate Tony Stewart has a challenge for traffic and roadworks planners who think Rainbow Beach Road rates a low priority...
Water, water everywhere
The Mary River at Gympie peaked just above the moderate flood level and started receding on Monday 31 March.
Due to the floods, Kidd Bridge...
Tragic end for World War I survivor
Born in 1899 to Joseph and Rose Abbott, of Gympie, Joseph Robert Abbott was just 18 when he enlisted.
He was posted to 31st Battalion...
