In an inspiring evening, sharing his decades of global-activism and collaboration with musical-greats for good causes, this old-time rock legend is set to visit Toowoomba. Find out how to get tickets for the fundraiser:
Voting has opened to crown Toowoomba’s cutest bub of 2024 with more than 100 smiles which will melt anyone into a “googoo gaga”. Vote for your cherub here:
The disappearance of an iconic feature of Toowoomba’s festive season has caused imaginative speculation online. Here is why this much-loved tree had to be returned to its North Pole home:
A major Toowoomba financial institution has responded to fears redundancies and changing trading hours would lead to regional branch closures in towns west of the city. Here’s what we know:
This year, as cost-of-living hits home, young and old, businesses and religious organisations have dug deep to bring Christmas joy to those less fortunate. Meet the champions making sure no one misses out:
After the latest string of heavy rainfall, a regional Queensland council has had to make moves to secure and maintain its dam levels.
Statistics released by the Queensland Government have revealed the shocking extent of youth crime within the Darling Downs.
Weeks out from Christmas, a leading Australian financial institution with deep roots in Toowoomba has made workers redundant in its latest restructure.
In a competition of cuteness, toddlers around Toowoomba have put on their cheekiest smiles, reminding us all of the wonder, excitement, joy and many feelings the first few years of life bring.
Tributes and condolences have poured out for a young woman who died after a horrific crash on Sunday night in Toowoomba and left the 16-year-old driver fighting for his life.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/christine-schindler