Toowoomba sisters keep speed on track with salt racing
Safety is a priority for two Toowoomba sisters aiming to set a speed record at the Lake Gairdner salt flats.
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Six crews remain on scene after grain shed fire near city
Multiple fire crews remain at property after morning blaze at grain shed near Toowoomba.
‘Slowdown’ in vaccine rollout impacts Toowoomba facilities
The city’s aged care facilities have experienced more delays in the wait for the Federal Government’s Pfizer vaccine rollout, something that has been attributed in part to the processes of HealthCare Australia.
City school takes tech to the sky for learning
Students at a Toowoomba school are getting hands-on with some hi-tech equipment, and learning about its real world applications.
Knives, cash stolen from city store during break in
Knives and lighters were among the items stolen from a city tobacco kiosk during a break and enter on Tuesday morning.
Movers, shakers encouraged to dance for charity cause
Love dancing? Here’s how you can help support an important cause.
BOM issues severe storm warning for region
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe storm alert for parts of Toowoomba Regional Council area, warning of the potential for heavy rainfall, damaging winds and hail.
City’s Pfizer vaccine rollout postponed due to logistics
The wait is set to continue for aged care residents with the Pfizer vaccine’s rollout in Toowoomba being delayed due to logistical issues.
Person hospitalised after car rollover near Toowoomba
A person has suffered chest injuries after a crash on the highway near Toowoomba.
Emergency services attend early morning crash in Cambooya
Three fire crews were among the emergency services called to the scene of a single-vehicle crash in Cambooya this morning.
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