The maxim that ‘justice must not only be done, but must also be seen to be done’’ has never had more resonance than it did this week in Queensland. Even after a law change allowing media access to children’s courts, we still saw censored proceedings, writes the editor.
Kilos of growing and harvested pot found at a former horticulturist’s home near Gympie was to give – not sell – to others, a court has heard, prompting the judge to make an amusing observation.
Perfect spring weather heralded the official opening of the Queensland State Polocrosse Titles at the Tansey Polocrosse Club on Friday.
A miner who suffered pain from a ‘significant’ injury he got on the job has fronted Gympie court for running his own makeshift hydroponic set-up.
A family farm is drawing people off the Bruce Hwy and into greener pastures full of flower gardens, following the opening of a florist owner’s own backyard. Watch the video.
An iconic Gympie home with unbeatable views near St Patrick’s primary school has hit the market for the first time since it was built by one of Gympie’s most well known families in 1980.
Covid is sweeping through aged care homes, with the virus killing at least six people a day. See where the outbreaks are.
Health Minister Shannon Fentiman has revealed the cause of a system outage that impacted 24 Queensland hospitals, with the situation labelled an “absolute nightmare”.
The search for Gympie’s best sports coach has begun. Vote now from the list of 21 finalists, as nominated by readers.
A group of Kybong residents are fuming over what they say is an ongoing lack of maintenance on their dirt road which has left it a corrugated and pot hole-littered mess.
A woman in her 80s has been flown to Brisbane after she was impaled with a 150cm stake in a freak gardening accident, the pole remaining in place even as she was taken to hospital.
A speed reduction on the Wide Bay Hwy has brought a divided response from motorists, with some taking to social media to vent with humour over the change.
A widespread computer system outage at 24 of Queensland’s largest hospitals that impacted emergency departments and outpatient appointments has finally ended, after more than eight hours.
The company behind a controversial pumped hydro project says it could help deliver faster internet and better phone reception to areas notorious for black spots.
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