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Craig WarhurstQueensland Regional Editor

Craig Warhurst has been a journalist for more than 25 years starting his career as a photographer at The Gympie Times. He then went on to lead that newspaper as editor before moving on to be the editor of the Bundaberg News Mail, Sunshine Coast Daily, Townsville Bulletin and the Hobart Mercury.

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Lee Mason was one of the standouts in the Devils reserve grade loss. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Reserve Devils go down to Beerwah

A FREAK chip and chase try with only three minutes left on the clock denied Gympie Devils reserve grade side a much-needed win at the weekend.

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Cats player Billy Mitchell busts out of the pack on his way out of defence on Saturday. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Gympie Cats still winless

THE Gympie Cats are winless for the 2010 season after losing to arch rivals Pomona on Saturday.

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Indigenous dancer Rhys De La Cruz demonstrates his style. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Teen keeps heritage moving

INDIGENOUS dancer Rhys De La Cruz has returned home to Gympie after his first six months studying at the National Aboriginal and Islander Dance Academy.

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Cooloola Heat state representatives Drew Wenzel, Joey Collins and Nathan Stephens jump for joy after hearing the news Gympie Hockey has received a $285,000 grant from the state government for a new artificial hockey field. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Hockey dream comes true for Gympie

YEARS of hard work have paid off for Gympie hockey officials after they received confirmation of a $285,000 state grant to build a new artificial hockey field.

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Hash House Harrier runners Murray Wegner and Don Kington get in some training before they fly out to Borneo.

Hash House team heads for Borneo

GYMPIE Hash House Harriers Murray Wegner, Bob Kington and Wayne Meads are gearing up to fly to Kuching Borneo on Monday for Interhash 2010.

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Cooloola Christian College students are holding a Christmas in July fundraiser to raise money for mission trips to under privleged countries. Pictured (from left): Emily Feldmeir, Helen Brink, Cameron McClintock, Jacob Hawksworth, Andrew Woods from Team Mission, Sidney Morrison, Timothy Davis, Mitch Mahaffey, Courtney Mahaffey, (absent) Jonathon Blackburn.

Christian kids on a global mission

EIGHT Cooloola Christian College students will spend the six-week Christmas break will be spent helping the needy overseas.

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The sticks at Double Island Point are now easy to drive around just in time for school holidays.

Gearing up for school holidays

DESPITE a slow month and a drop in backpacker numbers, Rainbow Beach is gearing up for a busy school holidays.

Sport

Four Gympie losses in one Saturday

THERE wasn’t a lot to cheer about for Gympie sports fans on Saturday with our four major sporting teams losing.

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Vicki Hyam and the Gympie girls on the attack against Gladstone.

Vets women’s miss out on Qld title

THE Gympie veterans women’s hockey side had only one goal scored against them at the State Championships, but it was enough to lose them the Queensland title.

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Gympie Hockey President Ian Wenzel is asking for help to build a new state-of-the-art hockey field. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Hockey centre looks for funds

TWENTY-FIVE years ago Gympie had the best hockey facilities on Australia’s east coast.

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