‘Starting salary $140K’: 50 high-paying no qualification jobs up for grabs
A Toowoomba region mine has hit a milestone of employing 250 full-time workers with the hopes of hiring another 50 in the coming months. Do you have what it takes?
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Qld woman still forced to travel 1000km for abortion
Regional and rural Queenslanders are still playing the “postcode lottery” for access to early termination of pregnancy, with new figures showing as few as 10 per cent of GPs are confident in prescribing the abortion pill.
Creative co-working space opens up in Toowoomba’s heritage precinct
From a friendship made along the backstreet of a train track and heritage precinct, a new creative co-working space has opened, and it’s set to continue to build the reputation of a growing community.
PHOTOS: Halloween witches, warlocks and zombie nurses
Trick or treat? Kids and adults dressed up for the Goods’ Shed Halloween spook markets on Saturday. See the photos:
Qld votes 2024: Janetzki, Watts win big as LNP projected to form government
The LNP is riding high across Toowoomba and southwest Queensland after early votes have seen huge swings to the conservatives.
Trick or treat? Ten haunted things on this weekend
Deadheading roses? Zombie apocalypse? Spooky trick or treats? Here’s 10 things happening around Toowoomba for a Halloween haunting.
Air support called as crews battle blazes near Dalby and Chinchilla
Fire crews are responding to fires near Dalby and Chinchilla as authorities issue a stay informed warning to residents. DETAILS.
Halloween theatre treats fill Empire
Fitting for the spooky season, Little Shop of Horrors has taken to the Empire stage in a Halloween extravaganza.
‘Up $200’: Outrage as rental prices continue to spike in Toowoomba
Toowoomba renters will pay $8500 more this year on rent than they would have in 2020 as households struggle to keep up with bills, drawing closer to the bottom line in order to keep a roof over their heads. Here’s what readers had to say:
‘Spaghetti on good days’: Cost-of-living strikes above the bottom line
Spaghetti on good days, two-minutes noodles on bad days: The cost-of-living crisis is striking regional Qld residents above the bottom line, with charities on the front lines asking who will be next.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/christine-schindler/page/11