Stop Immigration
The government want to build one million homes to house our own people - very commendable - but at the same time bring out...
The Mary St Blues
I really feel for the Mary Street traders.
Since the late 80s they've been battling not one but two major shopping centres for the business...
Doco brings back fond memories
Last night (9 April) SBS screened a documentary in which former television presenter Ray Martin travelled to the Outback with a photographer mate and...
Final call for Mr Entertainment
One of the people closest to Peter Blyth, but who choses to remain anonymous shared some of the memories of his very good friend,...
The Voice case has not been made
Can someone - anyone - explain to me why we are having a referendum to change the constitution for an aboriginal Voice when it...
No cotton tale here
I was going to do a fluffy bunny message wishing all the readers of Gympie Today a happy and safe Easter.
I do wish that,...
Vale to an ally
I was saddened to hear of the recent passing of Mr Peter Blyth, clearly a much loved member of the Gympie Arts community.
To my...
‘Clean coal’ is like ‘nice cancer’
The letters in the last issue expressed justifiable concern about the Borumba pumped storage "battery" and the impact on residents of high voltage power...
The Third Day
A lot can change in the space of three days. If we stop and reflect on the events of the first Easter, so many...
Is your name in the credits?
Is your name in the credits?
An entertaining movie usually wraps up all the loose ends and leaves us feeling good before the credits roll....
The Resurrection a call to life
In the death and resurrection of Jesus is a call from God to life in Christ. It is a call from despair to hope,...
Freedom through the Cross
Watching the news one morning, the reader said, "Freedom isn't free, it costs", and how true that statement is.
Think of Wilberforce, Rosa Parkes, Mahatma...