From every walk of life, social demographic, age group, service and industry these incredible women from the Gympie, Bundaberg and Fraser Coast regions have stood out through their inspiring actions, brilliant careers and powerful reach.
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With $2 billion in construction to get underway throughout Wide Bay in the next 12 months there’s a growing urgency around the need to get the region’s trade army prepared.
It is not unusual for the hospital to have two or three baby girls in a row, or even four or five, but this time they really do think they have a set a big record.
The driver of a car that rolled down an embankment near the intersection of two busy Mary Valley roads at Tuchekoi on Thursday morning has been taken to SCUH. Watch the video of the path the car took after hitting a tree:
A two-vehicle crash at Gympie just after midday has left a father and his daughter with injuries.
Experts say women’s approaches to leadership differ in many important ways that can benefit organisations if they learn to harness them. Today we celebrate 37 of the most motivated, successful and inspirational women in our community.
Mayor Hartwig flippantly remarked at the outset that, ‘This could go pear-shaped’. But it was pear- shaped by design.
They are CEOs. They are volunteers. They are school principals, doctors, leaders, scientists, inspirational, successful and influential women living or working in our community and we are going to introduce you to them all.
The stunning leopard trees that have created shade and beauty in Mary Street for decades might all have to go because of reported hazards being caused by their roots and seed pods, with two of the biggest ones are already on death row.
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