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The Gympie Regional Gallery is set to reopen its doors to the public on Tuesday, 16 June 2020 at 10am, with a new exhibition on display. The Stencil Art Prize will travel to the Gallery to exhibit fro

Gympie Regional Libraries have launched a free click and collect service that allows residents to reserve library materials online or by phone, then organise a time to collect the earmarked items.

Gympie Regional Council construction crews are finalising plans to lay new asphalt over Hughes Terrace, Gympie.

Gympie Regional Council recently established a new Online Business Directory to help support businesses in the Gympie region.

Gympie Regional Council stands ready to help local businesses take advantage of the Queensland Government’s latest $100 million small business package to counter the impact of COVID-19.

Gympie Regional Council Mayor Glen Hartwig has welcomed the state government's plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions. This weekend Council, in line with the state government's recommendations

Gympie Regional Council is calling on community groups and sporting clubs to have their say on how Council can support them in response to COVID-19.

One of South-east Queensland’s most popular play spaces will have a fresh new look when Gympie Regional Council staff update a section of the play area at the Lake Alford All Abilities Playgroun

Join us this Saturday night for a very special Live Stream and Local event featuring Caitlyn Shadbolt. Caitlyn is home-grown talent who hit the ground running this year with the release of her highly

Gympie Regional Council construction crews began improvements this week to one of Gympie CBD's most used sections of road. River Road, from Jaycee Way to Gladstone Street, will be given a facelift

This week, Gympie Regional Council will commence phase one of the Southside water meter upgrade project. As part of this project, 890 water metres at Southside will be inspected to determine the upgra

Gympie Regional Council recently employed six new trainees who are studying their Certificate III in a variety of trades while working for Council.

Gympie Regional Council construction crews are busy working on making parts of Amamoor Creek Road safer. The team are removing the existing floodway and culvert before building a new reinforced

Last night, the asphalt in upper Mary Street (between Monkland Street and the pedestrian crossing) was replaced because the roughness did not meet Council’s specifications.

Stage one of Gympie Regional Council’s largest ever in house construction project is well underway and on schedule with approximately one kilometre of drainage, landscaping and road seal in prog