5 spooky events in town this Halloween
There are a number of spooky Halloween events in Toowoomba this year. You can dress up and party, dine and even hang out with your pug. Here are five events you can attend.
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Dog shooting accused awaits ruling in court hearing
THE man claims the shooting was an accident while the prosecution says he “recklessly” caused severe injury.
What Simone’s parents really think of $1M reward
THE murdered backpacker’s family has been suffering for 15 years knowing her killer was still out there.
Gympie Family History Society Cemetery Crawl
Gympie Family History Society Inc. held their first Cemetery Crawl for the year. A friendly frog even came out to see what was going on.
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Mayor joins hospital protest as work begins at Cudgen site
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Lismore candidate seeks truth about water extraction
Nationals candidate seeking an independent review into the industry.
Protest at Cudgen
Melbourne Cup fashion advice from the woman with 500 hats
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Residents find thousands in $5 notes in backyards
$10,000 in $5 notes has fallen from the sky across the city
UFO spotted ‘darting around the sky’ near Toowoomba
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Brisbane radio host Stav Davidson dropped $10,000 in $5 notes during a skydive.
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