Crime scene declared at ‘suspicious’ Gympie house fire
A Gympie home has been gutted by fire with clothes, kitchenware and burnt mattresses strewn across the front lawn. A crime scene has been declared by police.
A Gympie home has been gutted by fire with clothes, kitchenware and burnt mattresses strewn across the front lawn. A crime scene has been declared by police.
Whether you knew him through football, business, music or stage, Peter ‘Teedy’ Teed was beloved and respected across the Gympie region. His shock death has triggered an outpouring of love and sorrow.
From sports stars to musicians, artists and businessmen and women, these talented, competitive young people from all corners of the Gympie region – some as young as 12 – are blazing a trail and shaping the future.
Visitors to Inskip Point have caught an underwater landslide opening up between two campgrounds as thousands of day trippers poured into the area for the faux “long weekend”. VIDEO, PHOTOS
As the sun rose on April 25, 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers faced their first major battle of the First World War. They fought with endurance, courage, ingenuity, good humour, and mateship – what we’ve come to know as the Anzac spirit. On Anzac Day, we honour their legacy and that of all who have followed in their footsteps.
A sea of country glamour was on show at the Gympie Showgrounds Pavilion on Saturday for the annual Show Ball, with the 2024 Senior and Junior Showgirls announced. See the photos + results.
The powerful CFMEU has come out swinging at Fraser Coast council after negotiations on staff pay rises broke down this week.
Police, fire and ambulance converged on a popular Bruce Highway coffee shop in Gympie after fire broke out during the lunch hour rush.
As more numbers slowly trickled in following the South Burnett Council election, Kathy Duff maintained her lead in the race for mayor, and a rematch in Division 6 is heating up.
Every adorable school starter for 2024 features in our special My First Year gallery. See the 500+ faces from the region’s almost 40 primary schools.
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