Tag: News
Career change for new nurses
Gympie man, Charlie Martin, first considered a career in healthcare in 2009, but his first baby was on the way, and it was not...
Easter on Mary is coming
Gympie Regional Council have announced the return of the Easter on Mary celebration, to be held on Wednesday, 5 April from 5pm in Mary...
Very chic in Scrubby Creek
I don’t know what Chad Morgan would think of the situation - the Australian country singer who immortalised his community with the tongue-in-cheek 1950s...
La Nina dries up
Rainbow Beach residents and regular visitors are hoping the official end to La Nina will allow the ocean beach and dunes to recover, after...
NCACCH receives ’life-saving’ equipment
The North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health (NCACCH) Gympie clinic is now home to a life-changing digital retina scanning (DRS) device. ...
What’s on around the region this week?
FRIDAY 24 March
Les Divas
Sydney Drag Queens presents a night to remember with their all male revue, starring six-foot something songstress Prada Clutch. Featuring songs...
Hospital outbreak
A Gympie family is currently being treated for the highly infectious Hepatitis A after becoming exposed to the virus at Gympie Hospital.
In a release...
Colourful step forward
It took just three days and an awful lot of elbow grease to make a huge different to the top of Mary Street.
A plywood...
Gympie’s historic pre-AUKUS role
Gympie's only Labor Prime Minister, Andrew Fisher played a little-known but vitally important pioneering role in making last week's big AUKUS nuclear submarine deal...
Valley to host food fest
One of Australia’s richest food bowls, the Mary Valley is set to celebrate its outstanding produce in the appropriately named Mary Valley GourMay Festival...
Who is killing the Great Sandy Strait
Someone, or something, is killing the Great Sandy Strait.
The seagrass which kick starts the food chain and shelters the young of many species has...
Flood help ‘too hard’
Flood-hit Gympie residents have told ABC Wide Bay they cannot practically raise their homes to the heights required to receive funding.
Reporter Lucy Loram interviewed...
DV offences taken ‘more seriously’
After a decade of legislative reform, domestic and family violence offences are now being dealt with more sternly in the courts, according to the...
