Tag: News
Guilty verdict in woodchipper murder trial
All that was left of Bruce Saunders when his body was discovered in a woodchipper were his legs.
Five years later Gregory Lee Roser has...
Unsettling silence on bypass funding
With the Bauple Progress Association - Bypass Subcommittee concerned about access to the Tiaro Bypass for Bauple residents, Federal MP for Wide Bay Llew...
Fraser Council wades in on bypass concerns
The Bauple Progress Association (BPA) - Bypass Subcommittee are alleging the Fraser Coast Regional Council have "intentionally ignored" their requests and concerns in order...
Going for Gold in Gympie’s heart
In a nod to Gympie's golden past, local businesses have banded together to Go Gold for the Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival.
The...
Bauple community say bypass access will be built on floodprone swamp and … ‘TMR...
Members of the Bauple Progress Association (BPA) - Bypass Subcommittee are worried the Department of Main Roads will send the town back to the...
‘Our fearful flood’: report
Fear is by far the most common emotion seen in an official analysis of Twitter comments posted during the February floods.
The disaster, following on...
Unholy mackerel ban
State government fisheries data shows it is failing the Cooloola Coast commercial fishing industry and gambling with the future of fishers, Gympie MP Tony...
100,000 renewable jobs
Queensland Energy Minister Mick de Brenni has welcomed what he interprets as a new enthusiasm for renewable energy from Katter's Australian Party, as exemplified...
‘Change or lose’ on fishery
New fish management rules would prevent further decline in mackerel numbers, thereby benefiting "commercial fishers, recreational fishers, fish processors, café and restaurant owners and...
Roadkill ‘trauma season’
The RSPCA calls it "trauma season," as its officers field more than 1000 reports a year of wildlife hit by vehicles, including on Gympie...
Crafting signature sourdough
Fans of the mega popular Signature Sourdough can now breathe easy as they butter their hot sourdough loaves, with the business now back in...
Spring winners
There was a spring in the step of Gympie woman, Leeanne Campbell, after her name was pulled out of the barrel as the winner...
‘Little bit mad’ exhibition set to drop
Art Post Contemporary Gallery presents something a little different in April!
It’s a strangely curious exhibition, Alice and the Tea Party, which runs from 8...
