The hunt to find readers’ choice as the best pub feed in Gympie has ended with a clear cut favourite backed by almost one quarter of the competition’s respondents. See the top three choises:
A rapist with a sinister history across three states has been jailed after his most recent abuse of a young woman with the “mental capacity of a seven-year-old”.
The unforgettable laugh and passion for life and country of Jarrad ‘Boyza’ Lawrence Purcell were celebrated at a moving gathering in Cherbourg after his unexpected death in Longreach.
Creation of a new neighbourhood close to Rainbow Shores and on the outskirts of Rainbow Beach is being considered by the Gympie council after developers lodged a 500-page application.
Regional artist and designer Cathy Condon could be poised to break through to the big time, with her designs about to be showcased in the November issues of Vanity Fair and Tatler. Full story here:
A platypus in a creek north of Brisbane has had a rare and unfortunate encounter with a hungry carpet python, and the entire thing was caught on film by a photographer out taking a walk in the country.VIDEO, PHOTOS
From truck drivers to nurses, speechies, admin officers, machine operators and foremen, if you’ve been thinking about a career change, check out this list of more than 20 jobs available in Gympie, with annual pay packets ranging from $60,000 to $155,000 and even up to $302,000.
The Australian Army Military Police will conduct training in the Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach area next week for Exercise Archibald, and has warned residents of loud noise from ammunition. CLICK FOR DETAILS
Gympie jewellery store Mia Bella is closing its doors after 12 years, with owners David and Clarissa Bell revealing what’s next.
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