City students tune up as Rockschool exams return
STUDENTS are rocking on at Toowoomba Grammar School, as they prepare for their graded musical examinations later this month.
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Restaurant project helps students whip up new skills
IT WAS showtime for a group of Toowoomba State High School students last night as they hosted their first restaurant-style dinner for family and friends.
Stolen car leaves trail of destruction in South Toowoomba
A TOOWOOMBA man has recounted the moment a stolen car ploughed through his front yard on Saturday, saying it sounded like “a bomb had gone off”.
Hospital CEO bids farewell after 20 years
THE CEO of a hospital in Toowoomba is standing down after a long, successful career.
Thousands of masks made in Toowoomba after second outbreak
THE Toowoomba women’s shed is throwing its weight behind the COVID-19 battle by making thousands of face masks for residents across the country.
St Ursula’s school production set for Empire Theatre stage
ST URSULA’s College production of Roald Dahl’s MATILDA The Musical, is bound for the Empire Theatre stage, after months of uncertainty due to coronavirus.
Homegrown talent brings drama to Empire stage
AFTER months of empty chairs and stages, USQ graduates are set to perform the first drama production at the Empire Theatre since its closure in March.
Young teen selected for senior acting ensemble
At just 14-years-old, this St Joseph’s College student is one of the youngest actors in this year’s Empire Theatre’s Senior IMPACT Ensemble.
Anger grows at flower thieves in Toowoomba suburb
A TOOWOOMBA couple has been left frustrated after an attempt to brighten their street was thwarted for a third time by plant thieves.
Here’s why city sites will light up orange tomorrow
THE Toowoomba city hall and Victoria St bridge will light up orange tomorrow night to acknowledge those living with Fragile X.
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