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Promising writer’s short, heroic life
George Malcolm Waddell was born on 9 June 1894, the son of George Waddell and Mary (nee Whittington) owners of the Two Mile Hotel....
Youngsters keen for adoption
Joseph and Johnny are two gorgeous lads keen to fill the space in their new owners lives, that only the love of a pet...
A tough as nails Granny
Mrs Hannah Maria Brown was affectionately known as “Grannie” to the residents of Tin Can Bay.
Mrs Brown was a pioneer of the area...
Long time inmates on sale
The RSPCA are currently running a special promotion for dogs that have been with the group for quite some time by reducing their adoption...
Quiet home bodies
Dusty and Puss Puss are orphans of the week, this week.
Dusty is a beautiful natured older boy looking for a loving home in his...
Look out, ticks about
In the past week, RSPCA Queensland has seen a spike in animals requiring treatment for tick paralysis.
Two cats are in intensive care with a...
Gympie’s ghostly firie
An article was published in 2015 in The Gympie Times to mark the Gympie Fire Station’s 75th Anniversary.
This article revealed that the Fire...
Lovely ladies need a home
This week two lovely ladies are looking for new homes, and have plenty of unconditional love to give to their lucky new owners.
First up...
Immolation and mystery end Collins story
Have you heard of the Gympie Family History Society holding their Cemetery Crawls?
Have you thought about going to a Cemetery Crawl?
Have you ever...
Come and make history
The Gympie Family History Society would like to thank the gentleman who contacted the Gympie Today office with more information about Nurse Veal last...
Furry, purry love-bunnies
One was the dictator of Spain during the Second World War, and the other is an absolute gem, according to her name.
One thing is...
Missy and Mimmi need ‘mummies’
Missy and Mimmi are keen to find their new human "mummies" and are available for adoption right now from the Gympie RSPCA Animal Centre...
Gympie’s ’unfair’ rental situation
Limits on rent increases are needed to stop at-risk, vulnerable Gympie residents from potentially being exploited, Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) says.
QCOSS CEO...
