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A project “a long time in the making” is underway at a Gympie school to provide a safer environment for students and visitors alike.
A 40-year stalwart of Gympie’s business community wants to make a major change to its operations, with plans lodged with the council revealing the reasons why.
A monster flood repair contract worth almost $10 million will be awarded by the Gympie council.
Accurate vaccination data for the Gympie region is proving impossible to get, but it does appear the uptake is gaining pace.
Here’s how the Wide Bay’s vaccination rates compare to the rest of the state. Find your nearest vaccination centre: See the full list for your postcode in our interactive.
A random act of kindness from a stranger has put a smile back on a little boy’s face who had his scooter brutally stolen and smashed by teenagers.
Gympie’s Showgrounds Pavilion has been a hive of artistic achievement this week as the region’s popular youth Eisteddfod continues to roll on with a stunning display of music, theatre and dance.
Residents living around the road have been told of the closure, which is expected to last for the next two months.
A furious Gympie mother has spoken out about the lack of repercussions for youth crime after her five-year-old son was interrogated by a group of teenagers at Tin Can Bay.
The new telehealth program removes barriers to accessing mental healthcare and means rural and regional patients no longer need to travel or face a long wait to see a someone in their time of need.
There were maggots amongst the animals’ food and many of them had various forms of dental disease, ear infections, skin conditions and conjunctivitis, the court heard.
Four days after he took another man’s car, police observed Engle drive the vehicle through a red light at speed, narrowly missing another vehicle before speeding off, failing to take a corner and crashing into a light pole.
It’s the first of the Mayor’s new 90 second blitzes where he answers as many questions from ratepayers as he can and as fast as he can – and he’s a bit of a natural.
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