A 36ha property on the boundary of the Noosa and Gympie council areas would be transformed into an all encompassing venue including chapel and reception venue if the proposal gets the green light.
Plans to expand and revitalise a popular campground to incorporate more than 180 sites along with an adventure play area have been revealed. See what they have in store.
Police, fire and ambulance converged on a popular Bruce Highway coffee shop in Gympie after fire broke out during the lunch hour rush.
The owner of one of the region’s most iconic businesses – Rainbow Beach Horse Rides – has reflected on some favourite memories of the past 12 years now that he has made the decision to shut up shop.
Greener grass, bluer skies, less mould on the roof — an Aussie home listing’s photoshop fail has revealed the tricks used to entice people to buy.
Kilometres of huge underground tunnels, mountain caverns as big as the Gabba and six new dams up to 1.4km long are just the start of the $14.2bn project powering up Queensland.
After three months of stumbling and navigating a path around two firebombed shopfronts in Mary St, the Gympie council has agreed on one possible way forward, and it could change everything in the CBD.
A Brisbane-based development company has started work on the construction of a Guzman Y Gomez at one of the city’s busiest intersections. Here is what we know:
Demolition has begun on two Gympie businesses destroyed in an apparent firebombing, as police continue to investigate the incident and neighbouring businesses wonder if it was a targeted attack and will happen again.
It was announced as a ‘landmark’ project the Gympie region’s ageing population badly needed, but more than two years later, the future of this major development is murky at best.
Mary Valley residents with mixed feelings and lingering memories of the disastrous Traveston Crossing dam ask what legacy the $14.2bn pumped hydro project will leave for their region.
A home made from shipping containers and recycled wood is for sale for less than $500k at a coastal township which is tipped to have a price rise boom in the next five years.
Farming and agriculture are among the biggest sectors of the Gympie region’s economy, generating more than $639 million in 2021-22, but a new report reveals protections for rural land fall far short.
A new report has revealed a significant amount of Gympie’s future industrial land is unsuitable, while highlighting exactly where a new 300ha park could be opened up.
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