LETTER: Could Kilkivan aged care plan be answer for nation?
LETTER: Could what the good people of Kilkivan are hoping to achieve be the answer to better aged care in Australia?
Opinion
LETTER: One lapse, one miscalculation is all it takes
‘As much as the Mary Valley Road between the Amamoor turn-off and the Imbil turn-off is bad, and I won’t give up on saying that, you can navigate through it safely nearly all of the time by driving extra carefully’
‘Ignorance at best, contempt at worst’: weed debate canned
Perrett escalates rhetoric on devastating impact of giant rates tail on Gympie region landowners, and slams State Government for shutting down debate
Rainbow Beach Droughtrunners helps fire victims, says thanks
LETTER: Rainbow Beach Droughtrunners thanks community and is still taking donations to help bushfire victims, drought relief
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Powerful Australian CEO pays tribute to Gympie childhood
Andrew Fischer served three terms as PM, but a close second to him is the CEO of Carnival Cruise Line Australia and former head of the Office of Status of Women
Climate change students need to take real action
The students who went on strike for climate change did something quite admirable, however, there are some hypocrisies that must be addressed.
Stay close, be kind: Gympie woman’s NZ sister pens her shock
‘Waking up this morning, it is hard to believe that this dreadful insult on decent human beings, has been performed by other humans.’
‘Mention environment around Gympie and you could be lynched’
LETTER: I’d like to hear Bernard Salt’s ideas on how to make the unplanned mess that is Gympie an easy to access and pleasant environment
Climate needs us to change to improve our children’s futures
It is time to join with our kids to demand better for our planet, and heed warning that we only have 12 years to limit global warming to moderate levels.
Hospital shooting deserves attention
“ON any other day, an inmate getting fatally shot outside a regional hospital in NSW, would have been big news around Australia.”
‘We have the power to stop the terror’: Rousing vigil speech
Much like her fellow compatriots former Christchurch resident Tessa Patrick mourned the loss of the innocent at the weekend.
OUR SAY: Helping sexual assault victims speak out
Sexual abuse is still such a taboo subject and still something victims find hard to talk about.
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