Toowoomba Hospital nurses and midwives have shared how they often under report assaults, go without breaks, and describe the workload as “dangerous” as staff shortages plague the hospital.
Toowoomba residents could be expected to splash out 50 per cent more on water should council fail to secure external funding for $270m Cressbrook dam upgrade. Here’s a peek at your water bill in 2029:
Mayors across southeast Queensland have quietly embarked on a 10-day trip to Singapore, Paris and the UK, in a bid to learn about opportunities for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
A Darling Downs storm chasing chicken has risen to fame for its uncanny ability to remain calm despite the storm clouds behind it. Meet storm ‘Chicken’ here:
As school students head back into the classrooms, here’s some important advice from Toowoomba’s school leaders.
Parents of trans children have called on the Qld government to consider the risk of not treating children, days after it was announced gender-affirming treatments of puberty blockers and hormone therapy was to be paused for people under 18.
Leveraging on the importance of good relationships within the agriculture industry, an award-winning Darling Downs feed company has launched a platform which takes the risk out of buying and selling agricultural products online.
The federal Member for Groom has called for a written funding commitment from the federal government after it was revealed the Inland Rail project had been removed from an infrastructure priority list.
A controversial $230m accommodation centre built during the pandemic has been cast as the perfect location for an immigration detention centre in David Wenham’s latest film. Here’s where you can see it on the big screen:
Detours may be in place as asphalt overlay works continue on West St. Here’s why the street looks so shiny:
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