Furthering the nuclear discussion
I absolutely agree with Gunter Tippman in his letter, 9/8/2024, and would like to add further information to the discussion.
In addition to the...
Thank you for the Rattler story
Thank you for the Rattler story of August 2 advising 28,136 passengers rode on the trains in the 2023-2024 financial year.
The most recent...
General jobs around the shire
Why is it so difficult to make a smooth road?
Even the bypass when it opens you can almost guarantee there will be bumps and...
3G shutdown all about profit boost
Telstra and Optus’ two-month delay on the 3G mobile network shutdown is a failure of the Communications Minister Michelle Rowland and defies recommendations from...
Renewables still need re-think
I'd like to thank Mr Reg Lawler (Gympie Today 9th August 2024) for showing interest in the new Let's Rethink Renewables campaign which has...
Muster’s almost here
Two months in the Gympie calendar get my pulse rate up— May and August.
In May it is the Gympie Show, the special local event...
Garma not the ‘Holy Grail’
The Prime Minister’s misrepresentation of Garma as the Holy Grail of Indigenous opinion and approval is arrogant and the antithesis of truth-telling and genuine
engagement.
One...
Thank you for wonderful care
On 3 June 2024, I had the misfortune to have a fall at the bottom of the ramp outside, resulting in a badly broken...
Stupid and dangerous
It never ceases to amaze me the number of criminal knuckleheads who consistently underestimate the long arm of the law.
They told you they would...
Rates hike a ‘disgrace’
The recent advice by the Gympie Regional Council of a 9.3 per cent increase in rates is an absolute disgrace.
I don’t know which world...
Renewables popular
It is always encouraging when people spend time and effort in putting their view to the broader community.
So the "Let's Rethink Renewables"...
Nuclear power
I am surprised the LNP under Peter Dutton is pushing for nuclear power.
I noticed in the media nobody asked where the nuclear waste...
‘We spent the night in the bathroom… but the roof was...
I was only two and a half years old, so too young to understand the horrors the people of Darwin experienced early on Christmas...
