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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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Athletes warm up for the summer season

GYMPIE Little Athletics club is putting out the call to all budding athletes of all ages and abilities to come along for their sign up day this Saturday.

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Picture: © istockphoto.com/ Lewis Wright

Downey out for six weeks

GYMPIE football star Jimmy Downey is out of the Perth Glory’s season opening game due to injury.

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BACK IN THE SADDLE: Gympie jockey Desiree Gill is recovering well after being kicked in the face by a horse. Picture: Craig Warhurst / Gympie Times

On track to recovery

DESIREE Gill might be sick of yoghurt and mashed potato and would kill for a steak, but the jockey was thanking her lucky stars.

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HEADED HOME: Jono Smith (left) in action as a prop forward for the Devils in their win against Noosa on Saturday night. The tough Englishman winged off home on Tuesday. Picture: Gympie Times/Codey Warhurst

Devils vs England

GYMPIE Devils’ English imports have now returned to their homeland after falling victim to homesickness.

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BADGE OF HONOUR: Gympie product Lachlan O'Keefe has his own AFL footy badge. Picture: Gympie Times

Magpies glory to our Lachlan

GYMPIE AFL product Lachlan Keeffe has had his name immortalised on a badge for his club Collingwood.

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Hammers downed

A SPIRITED first half display by the Gympie Hammers’ rugby union side wasn’t enough to slow the Noosa juggernaut at Albert Park on Saturday.

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Heat to keep cool

THE Cooloola Heat came away from a 2-2 draw in Maryborough with a bad taste in their mouth after a spiteful encounter against Wallaroos on Saturday.

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Gympie Devils win in a nailbiter

GYMPIE Devils held on to win a cliff hanger against the Noosa Pirates on Saturday night 16- 14.

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Cats rip in and kick 18 goals

THE Gympie Cats got their growl back on the weekend recording one of their biggest wins of the season.

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Rocky road to a watery grave

RAINBOW Beach – and in particular the Mudlo Rocks -are perfect for four wheel driving at the moment, but driving around the rocks should never be taken lightly.

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