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GYMPIE retiree Reg Hatch is a living legend of a bygone era.
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Warming hearts one coffee at a time
GYMPIE coffee drinkers have shown their hearts are bigger than their wallets at Farmer & Sun Marketplace Cafe where a string of ‘suspended coffees’ awaits.
‘Ash is gone and so is the buggy’
UNIDENTIFIED thieves took more than a few farming goods when they broke into a shed on a Gunalda property on Saturday night.
Woman turns life around after police assaults
Woman turns life around after police assaults
Proud new Aussies
THE pride of the region’s newest Australian citizens shone brightly before a large crowd at Gympie’s Australia Day Awards yesterday.
Opinions mixed on pay rates for Sunday shifts
EMPLOYERS and workers in the Gympie business community have shown mixed opinions about the proposal to change penalty rates for Sunday workers.
New year’s family fun draws massive crowd
THOUSANDS of Gympie people saw the New Year in at Nelson Reserve, in what was described as the biggest crowd at a Gympie event in a lifetime.
Roll up for the 4WD follies
AS THE visitors pour into Rainbow Beach for the New Year, so do the numbers of drivers crossing the notorious Mudlo Rocks.
Time ticks for ‘no jab, no pay’
GYMPIE parents are running out of time to vaccinate their children or risk losing welfare payments under the Federal Government’s new “no jab, no pay” policy.
Goomborian man drowns at Carlo Pt
A GOOMBOORIAN man has drowned after being thrown from a tinny in rough conditions near Carlo Pt, in the Tin Can Inlet yesterday.
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