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Gympie Show Society president Graeme Engeman. But Mr Engeman was firm in his commitment to bring the Gympie region a show to remember when it returns on 12 May, after last year’s edition was cancelled by the coronavirus pandemic. “The intention is to have a show, and as much as possible a proper show,” Mr Engeman said yesterday ahead of a monthly Show Society meeting. “It was always ‘If we’re going to do the show, we’ll put on a show’. We won’t have any entertainment in the main pavilion, but we’ll have lots of entertainment in the main ri...

Federal Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien named Deb Brown Citizen of the Year for her work with multiple groups including the Gympie and District Show Society, Gympie Jump Club and Matty Hillcoat’s Truckies Day Out in front of a healthy crowd gathered inside the Pavilion. Deb Brown, winner of Gympie's Australia Day Awards Citizen of the Year 2021. Ms Brown said she was more than a little surprised to hear her name called at the top of an impressive list of Citizen of the Year nominees. “I’m absolutely humbled to tell you the truth, I probably never expected to even get ...

Deb Brown, winner of Gympie's Australia Day awards Citizen of the Year 2021. “It’s an honour. It’s kind of baffling, it hasn’t really sunk in yet,” Charlee said following the ceremony. “It was an amazing ceremony, it was just such an incredible honour truly just to be here and then to win the award. “I knew I was nominated but you never really think you’re going to win, I was a bit surprised. “I really want to make a difference in the world. I don’t know what I’m going to do with my life once I graduate, but I do know I want to make a...

Turkey ads are gobbledygook Turkey ads are gobbledygook Normal text size Advertisement "What's with Australian TV chefs, such as Curtis Stone and others, telling us they have 'fond memories' of turkey being a huge part of their family Christmas?" asks Kerrie Wehbe of Blacktown. "Really? Does anyone who's not trying to promote turkey sales have memories like this? Surely it's largely been an American thing that has only relatively recently been popularised here. Or was I deprived as a child?" Britannia rules the second wave! "It makes me proud as an Englishman that our strain of coronavirus is...

Exeter police are trying to track down a Dunkin’ thief who allegedly swiped a jar with about $100 in donations for a local woman in need of a kidney transplant. Police responded to the Dunkin’ on Portsmouth Avenue in Exeter just before 7 p.m. on Sunday to investigate the report of a theft. According to Police Chief Stephan Poulin, officers checked the area and two hotels on Portsmouth Avenue, but had no luck finding the thief. The jar was being used to collect donations to benefit Deborah Brown, an Exeter woman and longtime teacher on the Seacoast who was recently diagnosed with sta...