Aftermath: Supermarkets say these food items will be in short supply
Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred has caused store closures and left shelves barren. Here are some of the items you will struggle to get your hands on:
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Tree smashes through house, motel in ex-TC wind gusts
Two people were inside when a tree collapsed on a Toowoomba home and motel room as high winds from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred battered the city.
New Toowoomba dumpling restaurant to light up food scene
Toowoomba chef adds a new restaurant to his repertoire, as his Asian inspired food gains popularity before its official opening.
Toowoomba’s inspiring women celebrate International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day offers the opportunity to recognise the women in your life. Here are the stories behind some of the inspiring women of Toowoomba:
Schools closed, sandbag locations: How to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Lockyer Valley and Toowoomba residents have 36 hours to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred, as the Queensland Government confirms state schools will shut for two days. READ THE LATEST
’Giant canvas’: The story behind Toowoomba’s incredible silo mural
Toowoomba has become a new stop on the Australian Silo Art Trail, after an incredible new piece of art was officially unveiled this week. Here’s how it came to be.
Peak2Park 2025: Thousands gather for fun run
Thousands of Toowoomba runners took to the streets on Sunday in Peak2Park, an annual charity run that raises awareness and funds for mental health.
Holiday snap lands student coveted UniSQ competition
Since the age of nine, Toowoomba student Hudson Oliver has looked at life through the lens of a camera and is using his keen eye to capture some of Australia’s incredible landscapes, while netting some recognition for his work in the process.
Delivery driver called out after dog eats package
A Queensland family has taken to social media to slam a courier company after a package was dropped off over a fence which resulted in their dog requiring emergency medical treatment.
Hundreds of workers unpaid as childcare franchise collapses
Hundreds of childcare employees are out of work and parents are desperately searching for new childcare after the collapse of a major brand across Queensland and Australia.
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