‘Not yours’: Trader says she will chain herself to doomed trees
Business owner Stacy Edwards says she intends to chain herself to two doomed leopard trees as the Gympie Regional Council tries to remove them from the CBD on Sunday morning
Business owner Stacy Edwards says she intends to chain herself to two doomed leopard trees as the Gympie Regional Council tries to remove them from the CBD on Sunday morning
“The accident statistics on our road are shocking, with another three crashes in the last 10 days and thankfully no deaths,” petition organiser Tony Stewart says.
Gympie Landcare nursery manager Andrew Mackenzie has backed calls from Gympie Chamber of Commerce president and Mary St trader Tony Goodman to secure a stay of execution for the “hidden gems” of the CBD, due for removal on Sunday morning.
Queensland itself has been ranked as the third lowest average wellbeing score for states with 75.3, ahead of just New South Wales on 75.1 and Western Australia on 75. But our score is just 0.8 off Tasmania, which posted the highest in Australia.
Questions put to the Coroner’s Court last month went mostly unanswered, and renewed calls for Coroner Bentley herself to detail why she did not recommend charging McDonald over Kirra’s death prompted the court to explain why she could not.
Emergency service crews were called to the scene of the single-motorcycle crash at a location off Wood Road at about 1pm, according to the Queensland Ambulance Service.
A picture taken at the scene shows a red sedan with two wheels mounted on impact with a white sedan at the intersection.
A patient is being treated for serious head and facial injuries on a private property at Araluen.
From the shocking standoff, which was captured on video, to a woman found guilty of dumping her de facto partner’s headless torso on the side of a road and setting it alight, here are five of the most unforgettable Gympie trials the courts have dealt with. SEE THE VIDEO
Wide Bay MP Llew O’Brien this week announced there would be changed traffic conditions at Curra, Woondum and Veteran as part of the ongoing Section D Cooroy to Curra project, which is due for completion in mid-2024.
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