Table Tennis is for everyone
Have you ever thought about trying table tennis? The Gympie region is home to a small and friendly club who are eager to invite...
Goldrush of excitement
The highlight of the week at the Gympie Bowls Club on the Southside was our Gympie Ladies Goldrush Trophy Day last Tuesday. Fortunately, the...
Kandanga President’s Day a success
There is always a lot going on at the Kandanga Country Club. There have been bowls aplenty played this month, with each event...
Better fishing offshore
With much improved offshore conditions last weekend anglers were heading out early then ducking back into the more protected areas as the wind picked...
Tennis comp on horizon
Social tennis is on at Queens Park from 5.30pm on Thursday and Monday nights.
With earlier daylight, Saturday morning tennis will now start at...
Countdown to finals
Finally, some opposition appeared to the defending champions, the Jockey Nutcrackers in the Division 1 competition of the Gympie and District Darts Association.
The Aussie...
Full court press
Gympie Basketball has had a big season.
So big, in fact, they are turning players away.
“We are at the point where we have to...
Fishing comp opens soon
Not long now before the 10th Annual Lions Mary Valley Family Fishing Classic is open and it will be in the same format as...
Classic cycling weekend
The third Noosa Classic cycling Gran Fondo was held over the weekend, with more than 1000 cyclists taking to the start line under perfect...
Huge registrations for Tin Can Bay Fours
The Tin Can Bay Bowls Club hosted the two day Century 21-Platinum Group mixed Open Fours Bowls last weekend at the Country Club.
The...
Record attendance at Clay Shoot
The Gympie Clay Target Club had a huge weekend for their two-day shoot, a record was set for Gympie with 120 competitors attending and...
Summer Squash is up and running
The Summer Season of squash fixtures kicked off last week with a good roll up of players across all three grades. Some players...
Period poverty revealed
Data from Share the Dignity’s new Dignity Map has revealed that 55 per cent of Gympie women have missed work, 66 per cent have...
