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Elizabeth Neil is a reporter for the Penrith Press. She previously wrote for multiple local papers in NSW, including the Blacktown Advocate and Hills Shire Times. Prior to these, was an established reporter for the Sunshine Coast Daily and Gympie Times in Queensland. She specialises in court and crime reporting.

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CCTV captures Glenwood mum stealing groceries at Aldi

The 50-year-old was living off Centrelink when she and her then partner left the Gympie supermarket with more than $100 in stolen groceries.

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Looking for a job in the Gympie region? These companies are hiring.

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The aftermath of the serious car crash that almost claimed Carl Stevens' daughter's life, and brought the dangerous Curra intersection to his attention. Photo: Carl Stevens

Curra dad vows to continue fight after daughter’s crash

Carl Stevens says he is prepared to take the issue all the way to parliament after Main Roads deemed the David Drive intersection with the Bruce Hwy was not dangerous.

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Rainbow Beach Surf Lifesaving Awards 2021. Photo: Shane Handy.

Rainbow Beach celebrates Surf Life Saver volunteers

The Rainbow Beach Surf Life Saving Club held their annual awards night at their Rainbow Beach clubhouse on June 26, with Gympie MP Tony Perrett and Gympie regional councillor Dolly Jensen were the evenings special guests as they presented the volunteers with their awards.

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Perrett in talks with SCHH about Gympie Children’s Ward

The Gympie MP plans to discuss investment in the Gympie Hospital and its services, after the hospital failed to get a mention in Qld Health’s record-breaking budget.

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‘Not dangerous’: TMR says Curra highway intersection is fine

Transport and Main Roads Department responded to claims about a risky Curra intersection, saying it is not dangerous.

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Expert weighs in on increased mice numbers in region

Gympie residents raised concerns on social media this week about an increase in the number of mice finding their way into their homes, with worries the New South Wales mouse plague was advancing into Queensland.

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New Gympie business helps residents feel beautiful

The new business in Mary Street opened its doors about six weeks ago.

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Wolvi chappy runs marathon to help pay her own wage

The emotional and social support worker at Wolvi State School assists in supporting students and staff through distressing emotional situations.

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Curra dad demands change after bad crash involving daughter

A Curra father has taken his campaign for change at a Curra intersection to Main Roads, after his daughter was lucky to escape with her life in a serious car crash there.

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