Toowoomba family ready to tackle Garden City’s marathon
A promising young family of athletes have taken their Covid-19 lockdown hobby and ran with it, and are now getting ready to take home more medals in this year’s Toowoomba Marathon.
A promising young family of athletes have taken their Covid-19 lockdown hobby and ran with it, and are now getting ready to take home more medals in this year’s Toowoomba Marathon.
Knowing each other since year 4, three primary school friends have now graduated university together. Take a look at some of UniSQ’s recent graduates:
A Queensland woman would like to share her experience about the sexual harrassment she experienced at a former workplace. But due to a secret document, she is prohibted from speaking out.
Entering into a male-dominated field, these Darling Downs policewomen have seen the industry evolve over last 30 years and said there are endless opportunities for women who want to wear a badge.
The 2025 showgirl winner, who has dreams of becoming a mounted cop, hopes to inspire young people to get involved in country shows so the longstanding tradition grows into the future.
Toowoomba’s 160th Royal Show came with a little bit of rain and lots of cheer. See our gallery of what you missed out on if you didn’t make the trip out to the Showgrounds:
Artists from across Australia have nominated their work to be part of the Toowoomba Grammar Art Show in an outstanding exhibition of diverse contemporary art. Have a look at our opening night gallery here:
A small Queensland town 1000 kilometres from the ocean has turned into an inland island as food and other products are being flown in and out.
As regions across southwest Queensland reach record-breaking flood levels, Beardmore dam is making controlled releases, roads have gone under, and southwest communities have turned into inland islands.
Jason Driscoll was left hospitalised for more than half a year and now lives with a Traumatic Brain Injury after a tragic car accident. He said it was a blessing.
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