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Rattler takes its own line

Gympie Mayor Glenn Hartwig and Rattler Railway Company CEO Linda Barry addressed a media conference at the historic Gympie Railway Station Wednesday about new financial measures between both organisations.
By Donna Jones, Gympie Today

Gympie Mayor Glenn Hartwig and Rattler Company general manager Linda Barry have announced a parting of the ways. At a […]

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