How Fred got back on his feet after freak incident
A TOOWOOMBA man is back on his feet, a year after his family was told he would never walk again.
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Woman’s $400 sex toy theft causes buzz
A woman has been caught on camera stealing sex toys at a Queensland adult store, while two accomplices distracted staff.
Toowoomba lecture by Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton
LINDY Chamberlain-Creighton will speak on her journey after being wrongfully convicted of the murder of her daughter who was snatched by a dingo in 1980.
Blind woman to scale Kilimanjaro for Guide Dog mission
ALTHOUGH she has lived most of her life without sight, Pittsworth mother Lisa McEwan says she has a vision.
Drumming up fitness with new exercise class
WHAT do you get when you mix drumming with cardio? Pound, a new form of exercise that is rising in popularity across the globe.
Where retiring Toowoomba radio host is heading next
AFTER two decades at Hit FM South Queensland, a popular radio personality has decided to hang up his headphones and embark on a new journey.
Governor visits Downs with message of bushfire support
QUEENSLAND Governor Paul de Jersey visited Toowoomba and Crows Nest this morning with a message of support for the local bushfire affected communities.
Toowoomba woman lucks out with donation find
A TOOWOOMBA woman has been reunited with a piece of family history in what she describes as a one-in-a-million coincidence.
WHAT’S OPEN: Australia Day in Toowoomba
AS AUSTRALIA DAY falls on a Sunday this year, many lucky people will enjoy an extended weekend with Monday given in lieu. But the question remains – what will be open?
Tributes flow for boy killed in ute fall
A well-loved southeast Queensland secondary school student has been remembered by friends and family after he died in hospital days after being involved in an accident west of Brisbane.
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