After 33 years of borrowed amenities, flooding disasters, a canteen floating away in the 2022 floods left the Cooloola BMX Club with weeks of repairs on their hands. As we continue to campaign to Save Our Sport, read the latest on how the popular sport is coping:
Controversial shark nets off the coast of Rainbow Beach have captured the wrong marine visitor today, sparking a rescue effort.
Shocking cases of domestic violence in the presence of children have been unveiled before the Gympie Magistrate Court this week. Here’s what’s happening behind closed doors:
A young Gympie man, found passed out next to an empty bottle of Jägermeister at a Noosa beach, didn’t take kindly to being woken up.
A 51-year-old ex-surfer’s dream of living by the beach was “crushed” after bad blood with a former friend peaked with a drunken bashing at a supermarket.
It’s known for its coffee beans and bacon but a country stopover on the highway between Gympie and Maryborough risks becoming a ghost town once the Bruce Highway bypass is complete. Now, plans to make Tiaro a tourist destination in its own right have been revealed.
A 23-year-old man who was allegedly spotted fleeing the scene of a highway service station break-in has been charged.
Gympie sporting shooter clubs are still waiting for a once promised new range complex after the Victory Range Complex was abolished more than 20 years ago. As we continue to campaign to Save Our Sport, read the latest on this issue as we speak with Ron Owen:
This family of six can pay $600 per week in rent but after eight months of knock-backs and a record-breaking flood, they are trapped in Queensland’s worsening housing crisis. VIDEO.
A Gympie region sawmill worker has faced court on charges that include leading police on a chase through Gympie streets while he was over the limit and with two small children in his car.
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