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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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Harlequins’ Craig Sorrell took three wickets in five overs against Wests before the Gympie one-day cricket final was washed out on Sunday. Picture: Craig Warhurst

One-day final washed out

GYMPIE one-day cricket finalists Wests and Harlequins were waiting to hear the outcome last night to know when the teams’ washed out final would be played

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Gympie one up for 2009/2010 season

A FIVE wicket haul by Gold paceman Brad Millard set up a win for the Gympie cricket side at the weekend, their first for the 2009/10 season.

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Brian Nilsson, of Gympie, is a professional golf caddy. Nilsson (above left) walks with Peter O’Malley at the Australian PGA at Coolum. Picture: Contributed

Brian’s a world-class caddy

FORMER Gympie man, Brian Nilsson, has been touring the world as a professional caddy for the past 10 years.

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The Northumberland Hotel in Channon Street.

Council buys Northumberland Hotel

THERE will be one less watering hole in Gympie to quench a hard- earned thirst from December 22.

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Gympie Touch Finals A grade women’s final Young Guns v DWC Devils. Chloe Gosling touches Brittany Sauer.

New era for Touch

Two junior teams won both the men’s and women’s A grade touch titles at Albert Park on Saturday night in what is thought to be a first for Gympie Touch Association.

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This home on the Southside fetched a record price for a home on one and a half acres, attracting buyers from overseas.

Gympie house prices on up and up

THE Gympie real estate market has broken the shackles of the world economic crisis, according to agent Nathan O’Neill.

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Sue Manton from Little Haven Palliative Care, Dave Fletcher and Matt Smith from National Bank and Ross Groundwater from Gympie Junior Rugby League are ready for a big charity golf day tomorrow. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Broncos stars tee-up

PLACES are quickly running out for golfers wanting to swing their clubs with some of the Broncos’ best.

Gympie

James Nash State High Schools teachers yesterday organised for 95 pizzas to be purchased by students to support school mate Jaxson Bradey who was fatally stabbed in Goldfields Plaza shopping centre car park. Picture: Craig Warhurst

Jaxson Bradey’s peers get support

THE 95 pizzas delivered to James Nash State High school yesterday showed the level of support the school is giving to lost school mate Jaxson Bradey.

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Tin Can Bay gets new policeman

THE safety of Tin Can Bay community has been bolstered with addition of a new police officer to the bayside town.

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Jaxson Bradey’s sisters Patricia, Cheyenne, Katrina and Tara and their ’second mum’ Carol Kirby (middle) are devastated by the loss of their beloved brother (right). Picture: Craig Warhurst

Jaxson Bradey’s mum mourns loss

“HE gave me a kiss on the forehead and said ‘I love you’.” Those were the last words grieving mother Tammy Bradey heard her 15-year-old son Jaxson say.

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