Big tuna on the chew
With the Rainbow Beach Fishing Classic on last weekend there was plenty of activity on the waters around Rainbow and Tin Can, unfortunately those...
Ladies take to the links
Gympie Golf Club Ladies Division
Wednesday 11 November was the last Monthly Medal for 2020 with Del Groundwater coming in winner with 74 nett...
Third place for Gympie
Representing Gympie Indoor Bowls at Marybrough last Sunday saw the team of Phyllis Kerr, Lorraine Ueda, Gavin Martin and Jenny Williams who placed third....
Big bucks from Tin Can Bay
Tin Can and Rainbow have again produced a great mixed bag of fish including flathead, bream, whiting and trevally, with a lot of fish...
Cooloola Coast Bowls Results
Cooloola Coast bowling days just keep getting better.
Great weather a full green and people enjoying themselves and forgetting for a while the problems we...
Queens Park Tennis
The Queens Park Tennis Centre at the corner of Jane St and the Bruce Hwy is open for social tennis from 5.30pm on Thursday...
Perfect days for fish
With some near perfect days last week and on Sunday plenty of anglers loaded up there boats and headed over the bars. The reefs...
Cooloola Coast Bowls Club results
We want to thank all our members and visitors, firstly for turning up and getting much needed exercise and once again enjoying the social...
2020: The strangest year
Welcome Gympie to the Spin column. We will endeavour to keep you up to date with local sporting events as well as some...
Cold weather brings fish
With the weather a bit unpredictable with a southerly change and wet conditions last week most anglers kept to the closer reefs and inside...
Juniors lead the way
Under 13 girls are playing at the Ray Warren Oval, their home ground, at 10.15 am this Sunday against Maroochydore Boomers.
The Under 12 mixed...
Netballers aim for an early start
Some of our youngest players embarking on their netball journey. At this age it is all about fun. Suncorp NetSetGo is Australia’s...
‘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...
