From a child-sized BMX and a 1970s ride-on mower to classic cars, this graduating class brought variety to their formal arrivals. See the 2024 class from Darling Downs Adventist College here.
Now in its 37th year, the Downlands Art Show has developed a reputation for hanging fine work, from investment pieces, to work from young and emerging artists.
GALLERY: Clyde Park was a hive of activity and colour with the region’s best junior and senior hockey players in action. Find out if we spotted you in the grand final crowd here.
FINALS FEVER: Toowoomba Sports Ground was packed to the rafters on Saturday with a huge crowd turning out for the TJRL finals. Find out if we snapped you on grand final day here.
Despite frost and heat, Toowoomba’s best gardens are blooming into a kaleidoscope of colours in preparation for tens of thousands of visitors to the city for Carnival of Flowers.
See all the excitment and colour of the 75th O’Callaghan Cup and the Selena Worsley Sheild and meet the man who captained the Downlands first XV rugby team in 1952 in our gallery here.
Parents at a primary school along a national highway have called on the government to drop the speed limit to 40km/h and introduce cameras, fearing a student will either be hurt or killed.
Toowoomba’s growing obesity crisis has led to the rise of a certain type of surgery – something a leading specialist believes is completely reversible.
Darling Downs Harley Owners Group chapter members and their magnificent machines raised funds to help out cancer patients across the region in their annual Cruise for Cancer. See the motorcycles here.
Craft Alive, a showcase of all things craft, brought hands-on workshops, teachers and retailers to the city for three days of fun and inspiration. See the photos here.
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