A family of four is working to bring life back into the small township west of Gympie, but the journey hasn’t been easy after flooding forced the family to start from scratch. Read their inspiring story, watch the video:
Junior numbers at the Gympie Hammers continue to rise, but the club has pleaded for its own home ground after being driven out of Albert Park by the May floods, and forced to share alternate smaller playing grounds that are not standing up to the overuse.
The parents of Gympie’s cutest winter baby found themselves cut off from Gympie during the devastating February floods, and nearly didn’t make it to a hospital at all.
A well known and established Gympie catering and café business has opened the doors to a new enterprise in the heart of Gympie.
The 42 year old woman was sentenced in court on Monday with additional charges after her previous court case was adjourned in April. See the details here:
The 36-year-old man will spend the next nine months in jail.
Eight drivers from Cooloola Cove and The Palms were pulled over and fined – half of them were women.
Full value of the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre to its community revealed, applauded by Mayors. See the numbers:
From working at the Gympie Race Track to strapping a Group 1 winner at Doomben at the weekend, former James Nash student Taylor Ratten has achieved her lifelong dream. Read her story here.
A new flood watch has been issued on the saturated catchment of the Mary River, and on catchments between Rockhampton and Caboolture, with up to 100mm of rain expected to fall over the next two days.
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