GALLERY: Zonta’s International Women’s Day in pictures
Zonta Toowoomba recognised and celebrated the achievements of the women of the Toowoomba community at their International Women’s Day lunch at Picnic Point on Friday. See all the photos here.
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Biosecurity alert issued for tick disease fatal to dogs
A CQ scientist says the disease can also transmit to humans with favourite tick hiding spots including warm armpits and groins
Extra waste water supply improves odds for popular racetrack
Odds have jumped significantly for a popular south east Qld horse tracing track, with a boost in wastewater for irrigation.
FINAL CREDITS: Farewell to a Sunshine Coast legend
COOLUM Cinema owner Noel Atkinson would personally apologise to movie-goers if the old projector in his makeshift theatre broke down during a screening.
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COVID-19 testing starts in small southwest town
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‘Kick in the guts’: Mayor’s sadness at Times print shutdown
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Grazier banking on growing industry with Allora feedlot
An Allora feedlot run by a Charleville grazier is set to bolster the growing western sheep industry, with a capacity for over 16,000 animals once complete.
Shire rejoices in jobs-boosting Moonrocks expansion
The St George farm’s latest expansion is being heralded as ‘visionary’, at a time when the region needs jobs and investment more than ever.
Cinema revival will be a nostalgia trip for outback town
For the first time in decades, this western town will have their own big screen, thanks to volunteers who are building a cinema for their community.
Small towns’ big boost: $222K granted to outback communities
Four southwest towns will claim a share of the cash, and put it to use in ways which will bolster communities and reduce social isolation in the bush.
Less poo but still lots to do in Bell Street
Not much has changed since The QT broke the story about people using Bell St as a toilet.
Rates relief for outback businesses hit by COVID-19 shutdown
Businesses affected by the COVID-19 shutdowns in outback Queensland are being given a refund on their rates.
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