Almost two thirds of homeowners impacted by the 2022 floods don’t want to move. A shift in council building height limits will keep them safe from the muddy Mary River floodwaters but change the Gympie skyline.
The revelation of a controversial high voltage power line route needed to connect the planned multi-billion-dollar Borumba Dam pumped hydro plant has been pushed back.
Thousands of Queensland sportspeople are among victims of last year’s floods as their clubs are deemed uninsurable.
Gympie region residents fear the day a pedestrian will be hit in front of their home as hoons use the streets as a race track, whether it be day or night. See the list of hot spots
Gympie’s sewer mains have been blocking up at twice the expected rate, according to a new council report which has laid out the sorry state of the region’s water and sewerage services over the past year.
As New South Wales recorded its worst day of the recent outbreak the Gympie anti-lockdown protesters ‘rallied for freedom’ despite the Gympie region not being under lockdown.
Efforts to pull Gympie Regional Council’s budget back into the black have fallen short with the council expected to record its fifth operating loss in a row, and its sixth in seven years.
Beenham Valley Road co-creator Jamie Pultz has debuted new podcast Tear It Down, “a conversational show about all things mental health”, after taking inspiration from an episode of the same name during BVR’s successful run.
The past two weeks of District Court sittings, presided over by Judge Nathan Jarro, saw a myriad of matters brought forward. Here’s a recap of every major case to come before the court in these sittings.
Paramedics were called out to the scene of a vehicle towing a caravan rollover on Kilkivan Tansey Road at about 11.48am on Saturday morning.
The work, which began last week, will require Telstra to shut off the tower “for extended periods over several days”, with local customers tipped to “now have good 5G coverage if they are using a 5G enabled device”.
Tributes are flowing for 9-year-old Sunshine Coast girl Indie Fitzgerald who succumbed to a rare genetic disorder.
The man wiped away tears as he entered guilty pleas on Friday to one charge each of rape, stealing, common assault, strangulation in a domestic setting and three charges of assault occasioning bodily harm.
The performance is based on a popular children’s book by Jackie French, where audiences will be dazzled by toe-tapping music and witty storytelling about exploring individuality.
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