Truck laden with cyanide bricks rolled on highway
EMERGENCY services spent hours cleaning up after a truck carrying cyanide bricks rolled on the Leichhardt Hwy last night.
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New op shop opening in Highfields
BARGAIN-HUNTERS prepare your wallets – the Lifeline Shop at Highfields is open from 9am today.
Cheap Cars Toowoomba donates people mover to family in need
JUDY Crooks was “totally over the moon” to find out her family was chosen to receive a new family car from Cheap Cars Toowoomba.
Public’s curiosity burns bright at arts festival
AFTER being postponed in March this year due to COVID-19, the wild and wacky world of the Curious Arts Festival took over the grounds of the Empire Theatre on Friday and Saturday
‘Irreconcilable differences’ between directors led to firm’s liquidation
A CIVIL construction business based in Toowoomba and which worked on various mining and construction projects around the state was placed in liquidation because of “irreconcilable differences” between the two directors.
Developer of 1100 lot estate takes council to court to get decision
A second property developer has taken Toowoomba Regional Council to the Planning and Environment Court to secure a decision on a years-old development application in as many months.
Christmas lights proving a hit with Toowoomba residents already
IT MIGHT still be nearly two months until Father Christmas arrives in town, but that hasn’t stopped Toowoomba residents from stocking up on their favourite festive lights.
Audit of aged care facilities deferred due to COVID-19
A Toowoomba aged care provider has had its Aged Care Quality and Safety accreditation extended until next year as a result of “exceptional circumstances”.
Competing claims over surprise $16k bill from builder thrown out
THE Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal has thrown out competing monetary claims from a Toowoomba homeowner and the builder he engaged to construct his house.
Teen who strangled 19-year-old girlfriend got immediate parole
A TEENAGER who pleaded guilty to strangling his 19-year-old girlfriend was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment with immediate parole, and ordered to pay $1500 compensation.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/matthew-newton/page/48