Ticket changes, new drawcards: Countdown on to 2025 Gympie Show
Volunteers are soldiering through a wet week of preparations with the final countdown to the 2025 Gympie District Show underway, including one important change to tickets.
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Volunteers are soldiering through a wet week of preparations with the final countdown to the 2025 Gympie District Show underway, including one important change to tickets.
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