The town that’s decorated in tyres
If you’ve taken a drive around Gayndah and surrounding areas recently you may have noticed a pattern in the Christmas decorations- they’re made out of tyres.
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CCTV captures battle between dog and eastern brown snake
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Truck crashes into award-winning Mundubbera shop
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