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Jarrard is a reporter for The Chronicle, covering a variety of topics and interests. Born and raised in Maclean on the NSW north coast, Jarrard was previously crime/court reporter and deputy editor for The Daily Examiner for five years. His interests include playing the guitar, fishing and trying to maintain a positive K/D in Call of Duty.

Jarrard Potter

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Council

Massive funding boost for key council projects

Toowoomba Regional Council has received $9.11 million in funding for projects including the Russell Street east streetscape refresh and Clifton wastewater treatment plant.

Toowoomba

Are Toowoomba motorists paying too much for petrol?

With RACQ releasing their latest fuel report for June, find out how Toowoomba’s fuel prices stack up against the rest of the state.

Toowoomba

QFES calling for First Nations fireys to join ranks

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services have introduced eight new First Nations positions to improve bushfire safety, with job listings advertised for the Darling Downs.

Community News

How article helped Swedes form lasting connections in Toowoomba

An article in The Chronicle looking to connect Swedes around Toowoomba more than a decade ago has spawned a thriving community of Scandinavian expats.

Community News

Weird, wild and wonderful finds in Toowoomba marketplace

Toowoomba’s Facebook buy, swap and sell sites are a treasure trove of unusual finds, unique buys and the downright strange. See 10 of the oddest things for sale right now!

What's On

Lockdown: What’s on and what’s canned

With southeast Queensland plunged into a snap three-day lockdown find out what events have had the plug pulled and what’s forging ahead across the Darling Downs.

Toowoomba

Toowoomba school downplays Covid transmission fears

A Toowoomba private school has reassured parents after it was revealed a school rugby league team was at the same school as a student that has tested positive for Covid-19.

What's On

Popular Darling Downs winter event set to forge ahead

After avoiding the Queensland Government’s snap three-day lockdown, a popular event has reassured people its winter wonderland will go ahead as planned.

Development

Disability charity invests $6M to fill Toowoomba social housing void

With a shortage of accessible housing felt across Queensland, Endeavour Foundation has completed five new homes in Toowoomba as part of a three-year investment.

Development

New home the best birthday present possible

After celebrating her 45th birthday, a Toowoomba woman has received the keys to her new home, thanks to a multimillion-dollar investment in social housing from Endeavour Foundation.

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