Disappointed and disgusted
After having travelled on the new Gympie bypass in both directions, I feel compelled to highlight to the public, the appalling lack of planning...
What a wonderful night
What a wonderful night.
Thank you to the Gympie Chamber of Commerce for holding the Business Awards.
Thank you also to all the Sponsors...
Congratulations
The Gympie Shire Council, all the staff and workers must be congratulated for bringing the shire road network into a pristine condition. Obviously there...
Heartfelt thanks
I would like to give special thanks to the ambos, doctors, and staff at the Gympie general Hospital, who recently saved my life.
I appreciate...
Party waste of money and effort
It has been confirmed the government has spent $300,000 to celebrate the opening of the bypass.
That money could have been spent on something...
Concerns over fluoride
In light of the recent ruling by the Gympie Council, ... the subject of fluoridation has once again been raised.
Despite the enormous support for...
Still no answer on ‘wasted’ money
I would like to thank Dan Stewart for having the courtesy to respond to my earlier letters.
It is also pleasing to see his admission...
Good for the heart
The Gympie bypass will, like most such operations, be good for Gympie's heart.
Previous experience shows this was true in Nambour (imagine the Bruce Highway...
Spring thanks
I would like to thank the Gympie Council for holding the Spring Picnic recently near the refreshed Bandstand.
I would also like to thank the...
Local news vital, on World News Day
As we are about to mark World News Day on 28 September, it’s a fitting moment to highlight the critical role that local journalism...
Bread and circuses…
Not so long ago, during a conversation with my brother-in-law, he asked me, "Do you know who is behind all of the craziness that...
Why all the cloak and dagger?
A meeting by the Gympie Regional Council on housing had to be closed recently, due, they said to avoid public discussions "prejudicing the matter".
When...
Family reflects on 120 years of love in ancestral home
The Bath family gathered over the weekend at Greens Creek to celebrate more than a century of connection to the Gympie region, hosted by...
