Toowoomba man helps in hunt for coronavirus treatment
Having recovered from COVID-19, Alan Yorkston’s blood plasma contains antibodies which help fight the illness – and he’s putting it to good use.
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‘I felt a splat’:Tampon thrown at driver in ‘sick’ act
A Toowoomba man has been left horrified after a used tampon was thrown at him while he waited at a set of traffic lights in his car.
Toowoomba beauty services prepare to reopen
Here are which beauty services will be available starting from this weekend, as the state government lifts some beauty service restrictions.
‘Wintry blast’ to follow storms in Toowoomba
THE Darling Downs is in for an interesting week of weather, with severe thunderstorms to give way to a freezing “wintry blast” – here’s when.
School’s isolation marathon raises thousands
More than 100 people took part in the Toowoomba Grammar School and Rio’s Legacy isolation marathon earlier this month.
Tributes flow for Queensland teacher with ‘infectious smile’
Former Queensland teacher Dan O’Neill has been remembered as ‘selfless and genuine’ by family and friends after his passing on Saturday.
Store brings Easter joy with egg donation
WITH the pandemic dampening many people’s Easter plans, a couple of Toowoomba retailers were determined to bring a little colour and joy to the holiday.
Fly-by Toowoomba visit for Health Minister
QUEENSLAND Health Minister Dr Steven Miles touched on Toowoomba’s raised coronavirus numbers during a visit to Toowoomba Hospital on Thursday afternoon.
‘Do not travel this Easter’: Mayor’s stern warning
TOOWOOMBA leaders reiterated their stay at home message today, as the Easter holiday begins.
Warning after rise in cases of deadly dog virus
A TOOWOOMBA veterinarian says the resurgence of a deadly dog disease in the city is enough to “send a shudder down a vet’s spine”.
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