Everyone at the 2024 Gympie Muster was a winner, but some were bigger winners than others. It’s a wrap for this year, and here are all the photos over the main days of the festival, and back through the years and the decades:
A Queensland family has been left ‘with no words’ to describe how much they will miss a young soldier who was killed fighting in the Ukraine.
Gympie’s iconic music festival has launched in spectacular style with thousands of people passing through the gates to enjoy a day of great music and fun in the sun. SEE THE GALLERY, PICS
The company that won billions of dollars in work from Labor cancelled a scheduled visit from Liberal National MPs – but the minister has hit back at a “slippery” claim.
Three crews have rushed to the scene of a kitchen fire at Hervey Bay on New Year’s Eve.
Two women have been flown off K’gari with spinal injuries after a shocking vehicle rollover at the northern tip of the island on New Year’s Eve.
Cattle have been discovered dead, an island road has been “washed away” and homes and businesses in parts of the Wide Bay face a big clean up after Saturday’s wild storms. *Distressing content
New Year’s Eve celebrations are set to light up the night sky on Sunday night despite a week of wild weather. See the list of fireworks displays in the South Burnett, Gympie, Rainbow Beach and the Fraser Coast.
From tragic road fatalities that impacted countless lives to ordinary people who did extraordinary things, here are the stories that broke our hearts and inspired in 2023.
A weekend of predicted wild weather has prompted a warning for possible moderate flooding in parts of regional Queensland.
The Bureau of Meteorology has revealed which parts of the Sunshine Coast are likely to be hit by bad storms first as dangerous systems develop across much of the southeast for the final weekend of the year – delaying local trains by up to an hour.
A 41-year-old mother and popular Sunshine Coast cafe worker has been identified as the victim of a horror highway crash near Gympie.
In the lead up to the new year, thousands of Queenslanders have tested positive for sexually transmitted infections, as the state’s health authorities record a rise in cases. See which areas are experiencing higher rates of transmission here.
A new government report reveals which Wide Bay cities are recording the highest population growth in Queensland as the region’s appeal to retirees and southerners puts added pressure on the housing crisis. SEE BREAKDOWN.
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