Teen avoids prison after wild police pursuit
A night in the watch-house was the closest a Toowoomba teenager came to spending time in prison after he was sentenced for a crime spree that ended in a police pursuit. DETAILS.
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Documents reveal future for controversial $237m quarantine hub
The owner of the controversial Queensland quarantine facility, which has sat mostly unused for nearly two years, has revealed the likely future use after a major application filing.
Doors, monitors smashed after midnight cafe break-in
Police are investigating after a midnight break and enter at a cafe in south east Toowoomba.
Developer’s new plans for turnkey $650k homes in $25m precinct
More than a dozen ‘turnkey’ homes will be built in Toowoomba’s western suburbs as part of a developer’s new plans for a $25m health precinct.
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Overnight storms bring respite from stifling heat of Saturday
Early Sunday morning rainfall not only cooled things in Toowoomba but brought some good falls to certain suburbs.
Heatwave doesn’t deter hundreds enjoying Back to Jondaryan Woolshed
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GALLERY: Warriors carnival
Teams and supporters travelled from northern New South Wales and across southern Queensland for rugby league at the Toowoomba Warriors Reconciliation Carnival. See photos here.
Four-hour window to have your say in front of youth crime committee
The Queensland Parliament’s Youth Justice Reform Select Committee is touring the state and will a hold public hearing in Toowoomba, but space is limited. Here is how you can have your say.
LifeFlight rescue crew airlift man seriously injured in horse fall
The man in his 20s sustained serious injuries after falling from a horse and was airlifted to hospital by the Toowoomba-based LifeFlight crew.
Thirty-five degrees? No sweat for these Toowoomba footy Warriors
It may be hot – darn hot – but that didn’t deter hundreds of players taking the field in the heat of battle for the Warriors Reconciliation Carnival.
Gallery: Toowoomba’s Australia Day Award winners for 2024
From sport administrators, to a young anti-racism campaigner, these are your recipients of Australia Day awards in 2024. See all the photos here.
‘We are all human’: Leader honoured for celebrating differences
Year 12 student Lena Nabizada balances her studies with a packed conference speaking schedule, youth and environmental advocacy and running workshops designed to end racism in schools. This is why she was named our Young Citizen of the Year.
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