From wedding bells at St Patrick’s to country chic at the Muster and all places in between, here is a nostalgic selection of Gympie weddings from out of the archives and stretching all the way back to 1917. See the photos:
As rents continue to rise across the Gympie region there is a surprising move in the other direction in some parts, although not enough to help some tenants. Find out where the weekly rent is dropping.
A wall erected at a construction site in the main street of Gympie has been transformed into an eye-catching, colourful piece of art by a local artist in collaboration with helpful and generous community members.
For one whole month, the Mary Valley will come alive, showcasing an assortment of delicacies and produce as part of the Mary Valley GourMay Festival.
The heat and the looming clouds overhead did not deter a crowd of hundreds showing up to the 2022 Gympie Australia Day Awards in Memorial Park on Wednesday. See pictures of everyone enjoying the day here:
Some of the Gympie region’s best and brightest members were included in an inspirational line-up of nominees for the 2022 Australia Day Awards. See pictures of all the winners here:
More than 40 people from Gympie officially became Australian citizens on Australia Day 2022, a record breaking number. See photos of the newly minted Aussies here:
The man was cut from his van after it hit a tree near Imbil and then flown to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
The finest and brightest members of the Gympie community – young and old – are among an inspirational line-up of Australia Day award winners for our region this year. Read the full list and why they have been awarded:
There have been plenty of close calls for the Brooweena rural firefighter who has been volunteering his services for 40 years. Read all about them:
Councils across Queensland have been forced to make last-minute changes to citizenship ceremonies. Here’s how your council plans to run the Australia Day event.
Outspoken Gympie councillor Bruce Devereaux has fired back at criticism he was ‘monopolising the microphone’ when it comes to talking about the shock exit of the council’s newest CEO.
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