Calls for city to be included in latest koala mapping
Environmental groups are pushing for the council to tighten protections and update koala habitat maps to prevent gaps and loopholes in the planning scheme from being exploited.
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Busy night for paramedics with multiple crash across city
Emergency service have been called to multiple crashes overnight, including a three-car prang in Rangeville.
How Trump’s presidency could impact Qld exports, inflation, interest rates
A Trump presidency could delay interest rate relief for Queenslanders under high mortgage stress and hurt agricultural producers exporting to the United States, experts have warned. SPECIAL REPORT
Excitement builds ahead of billy kart challenge
There will be thrills and spills aplenty when billy kart races take to the track for the Greenmount Billy Kart Challenge. See more here.
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Cars give way to bikes: Qld’s first ‘active transport street’ opens
It’s painted differently, has a reduced speed limit and features new road rules – here’s how Queensland’s first ‘active transport street’ will work and why cyclists are hoping to build on it:
First class graduates for new youth crime fighting program
A police program with a proven record of building self-confidence, respect and emotional resilience in at risk young people has celebrated its first graduating class.
Mayor reacts to ‘hypothetical’ nuclear reactor plan near Toowoomba region
The fallout from the Coalition’s plan to build a nuclear reactor within kilometres of the Toowoomba region has continued, with mayor Geoff McDonald weighing in on the idea.
‘Miss you dearly’: Touching tributes as beloved businessman farewelled
Toowoomba philanthropist and businessman Clive Armitage has been farewelled in a large service at St Luke’s Anglican Church, as the true extent of his generosity to charities and other causes has been revealed.
‘182km/h’: Traffic cop slams high speed drivers in wake of carnage
In the weeks after five people have been killed on Toowoomba region roads, police are reporting they’re clocking drivers travelling at death-wish speeds more than ever.
Spike in respiratory infections across Darling Downs fills up clinics
Doctors warn multiple respiratory infections are circulating across the Darling Downs this winter as clinics see spike in patients.
Kerry Betros resigns from People First Bank board
After more than three decades on the board of the Heritage Bank, and then newly created Peoples First Bank, Kerry Betros AM is set to resign, the board shrinks in line with its new constitution.
Woman suffers life-threatening injuries in rollover
Emergency services have responded to a single-vehicle crash south of Toowoomba left a woman with a life-threatening spinal injury.
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