Gympie’s top business women finalists announced for 2024
Organisers of the Gympie Women in Business awards have shortlisted their 2024 finalists, and there are some new faces and inspiring people among them. See the full list:
Organisers of the Gympie Women in Business awards have shortlisted their 2024 finalists, and there are some new faces and inspiring people among them. See the full list:
As many as 20,000 people are expected to turn out across the South Burnett and Kingaroy in particular over the next three days as Baconfest 2024 fever takes over the region. All the details, full program here:
Work is underway on the new $1.2billion Bundaberg Hospital, with the construction expected to generate almost 3000 jobs over the next three years.
A man and woman have been rushed to hospital with life threatening injuries after two cars and a logging truck collided at the Laminex intersection on the Tin Can Bay Road.
Mabel the hound dog has been voted the cutest puppy in the Gympie region by Gympie Times voters. Check out which other adorable fur babies made the top 10.
The Fraser Coast Mayor has been voted our most influential person of the year in a landslide, and has opened up on his vision for the region and how he deals with not always getting his way when it comes to council votes.
The Fraser Coast’s most influential person of 2024 has been decided with a convincing win over their nearest rival, but the top 10 was a tight finish, with the slimmest of margins separating the winning field. See the full results here:
The disappearance and grim discovery of a young woman’s body in bushland near Gympie were ruled unsuspicious by police, but a mother’s persistence and new evidence flushed out by a podcast on the case could lead to a coronial inquest.
A man was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital on Monday morning after the car he was travelling overturned and landed on its roof near Imbil.
The owner of an award winning Sunshine Coast brewery and distillery has relocated his business to the Gympie region, and while it is the end of an era for one iconic business, it is the beginning of a new one for the landmark site.
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