Wheels in motion: launch of new skatepark inspires young Toowoomba athletes
After watching Olympic skateboarding on TV, three young Toowoomba boys decided one day that could be them, so they jumped at the idea of a new skatepark in town.
After watching Olympic skateboarding on TV, three young Toowoomba boys decided one day that could be them, so they jumped at the idea of a new skatepark in town.
As the Torres Strait, Aboriginal, and Australian flags were raised in unison, hundreds gathered to the sound of the didgeridoo. An Indigenous leader is calling for the end of an ongoing battle so future generations are ready to step up.
The coldest town in Queensland was transformed into a flurry of ice and snow for the Snowflakes in Stanthorpe festival. SEE THE PHOTOS.
NAIDOC Week celebrations have started in Toowoomba, recognising the Darling Downs’ rising Indigenous stars and strong community leaders.
A Brisbane PHD student was unrecognisable on Saturday night as she hit the Garden City and battled sword to sword in heavy metal armour.
Sick of trying to sell clothes on Facebook Marketplace? Ellen Parkinson was, and it’s helped spark a monthly market sensation in Toowoomba. Check out all the pics here:
The Islamic Society of Toowoomba hosted the 12th International Food Festival and Garden City Mosque Open Day on Saturday. See the photos here:
In a shed full of fans dressed in their hero’s costumes, all eyes were on a pair of humble beat cops and their vintage Gotham City Police Department cruiser.
The bubbly was flowing freely at Toowoomba Bears Rugby Club’s Ladies Day in support of a much-needed charity and to give back to the women who keep the club running.
In defiance of heartache, an extraordinary Queensland town banded together to host an extraordinary birthday party to celebrate the life of a five-year-old girl whose chair at school now sits empty.
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