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The Gympie Saleyards is a Gympie Regional Council asset that facilitates one of the largest economic drivers in the region. Despite challenges around COVID-19, last week the saleyards had more than 1,

Gympie Regional Libraries are hosting WriteFest 2020 from Friday, 4 September to Saturday, 6 September.

Today, the winners of the 2020 Gympie Senior Citizen of the Year Awards were announced on Gympie Regional Council's Facebook page.

Another big week on the tools for Council construction crews as they push ahead on four large construction projects and more than 30 road maintenance projects.

Barter Street can no longer claim the prestigious title of Gympie's only rubbish road.

Winners of the 2020 Du Rietz Art Awards were just announced on The Gympie Regional Gallery’s Facebook page.

A big two weeks ahead for Gympie Regional Council’s road construction and maintenance crews with six large construction projects on the go and 23 roads up for some maintenance.

Council is ready to support the wonderful work of environmental community groups through the annual Environment Levy Community Group grant scheme, which opens for applications from today.

Nominations are now open for the 2020 Senior Citizen of the Year Awards.

Gympie Regional Council are now processing surface water from Kinbombi, to residents of Goomeri. Last month, the media in the filters at the Goomeri Water Treatment Plant were replaced, allowing for t

Gympie Regional Council have endorsed the 2020/2021 budget this morning at a special meeting at the Gympie Civic Centre.

Gympie region Mayor, Glen Hartwig, said the 2020/2021 Council budget will “go some way to help alleviate some of Council’s significant financial strain” after it was endorsed by Coun

As part of Council’s commitment to reduce electricity costs and greenhouse gas emissions, a 27kW solar panel system will soon be installed at Council’s Mary Street office.

The Gympie Regional Council, in partnership with the Queensland Government and Fraser Coast Regional Council, is offering local businesses the opportunity to learn how to stand out as a potential supp