Glen Hartwig has officially pulled the plug on spending another $5 million on the Gympie Civic Centre, citing the region’s flood recovery and ‘desperate’ need for improved sporting facilities as higher priorities.
Feedback deadlines draw near for Powerlink’s proposed high voltage transmission lines through the Mary Valley and South Burnett, as residents sign petitions and attend rallies.
A convicted drug supplier who drove while disqualified – and on parole – took off and drove dangerously when police tried to pull him over, a Gympie court has heard.
Growing trees along Urraween Rd in Hervey Bay will benefit the environment, local residents and visitors to the Mary to Bay Rail Trail, the council says.
A male in his late teens has been taken to Gympie Hospital after a vehicle crash on Gap Rd.
Travel could soon be easier and safer at two Gympie region areas with $2m being spent to upgrade wooden bridges into two-lane concrete structures.
‘Vile’ and ‘nauseating’ are words used by judges in describing some of the crimes of these men, who range from mechanics and bartenders to respected businessmen. In the past year, they have been convicted in courts across the Wide Bay and Burnett.
Gympie Hospital nursing director has been given a top award in health for her outstanding work during the 2022 floods.
Goomeri Caravan and Bushcamp’s new owners reveal their plans for the popular venue’s future and why they chose to take on the challenge. Meet them here.
Gympie North and Kybong will receive upgrades in the coming weeks, with outages expected from hardware replacements on fixed towers.
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