Barefoot’s advice to avoid red faces over pink diamonds
Barefoot investor Scott Pape examines pink diamond decisions and people’s plans to intentionally rip off their lenders.
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Family SUV may be ageing but still handles daily challenges without fuss
Despite still having a CD player, the 2023 Subaru Forester keeps pace with its rivals courtesy of strong safety credentials, spacious cabin and confident driving dynamics.
Glencore’s coal investment strike hurts green spending
In its ambitious path to net zero the mining giant is going to be more choosy about where it spends its cash. Australia is slipping down the list.
How do I know if I’m a Latitude Financial customer?
The lending company is behind a number of interest-free payment plans at major retailers, boasting of customers getting a response to their application “in as little as 60 seconds”.
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Indigenous film director calls for education overhaul
DARLING DOWNS-based aboriginal activist and film director Alec Doomadgee is calling for an overhaul of the way Indigenous history is taught in classrooms.
Dispute over East Toowoomba subdivision heading to trial
A DISPUTE over whether or not a proposed subdivision on land at James St on the Toowoomba escarpment constitutes a “hatchet lot” has been listed for trial.
Festival’s ‘devastating’ decision will hurt jobs, economy
WHILE the decision to cancel Falls Festival is understandable, it’s another blow to the tourism industry.
Work to start on $5m Toowoomba service station project
CONSTRUCTION will start next month on a massive $5 million service station in Toowoomba’s northern suburbs, supporting 30 construction jobs.
GALLERY: Incredible homes that hit the market this week
ARE you looking for your next family home? Want something a little different? Here are three homes from around Toowoomba you should check out.
Why Toowoomba’s events guru took on rooftop ‘challenge’
DAVE Schenk is the first to admit he doesn’t fit the profile of a multimillion-dollar rooftop bar manager.
Chamber CEO ‘concerned’ after top restaurants close
THE closing of several eateries have sent alarm bells through Toowoomba’s business community, with renewed calls for consumers to buy local.
FAIR GO: Government accused of ‘playing favourites’
A NSW Government plan to help businesses affected by border restrictions does not extend to northern NSW.
20,000 people actively looking for jobs in Northern NSW
IT’S a 110 per cent increase from the numbers in December.
CLOSED: Popular Toowoomba restaurant shuts doors
ONE of Toowoomba’s most popular restaurants has shut its doors.
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