Lower bills, better living: The benefits of sustainability
A 120-YEAR-OLD Newtown home with a myriad of sustainable features designed by Ross Campbell will be featured as part of Sustainable House Day 2020.
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Trainee program with 70% jobs rate opens for applications
A Lifeline Darling Downs trainee program that has a 70% employment rate for its successful participants has opened for applications.
Avocado, bush festival get financial leg-up for 2021
THE State Government has announced $30,000 funding to support two local events to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former Toowoomba GP volunteers for COVID-19 vaccine trial
A FORMER Toowoomba doctor has volunteered to be a guinea pig in one of four COVID-19 vaccine trials currently operating in Australia.
GALLERY: Incredible homes for sale this week
ARE you looking for your next family home? Want something a little different? Here are three homes from around Toowoomba you should check out.
Highfields man among major winners of $50k photo awards
A HIGHFIELDS photographer was among the major winners in the 2020 Heritage Bank Photographic Awards.
Daughter’s plea for compassion as father’s funeral nears
FIRST, they applied for an exemption to visit their father in Moree after he entered palliative care. But when it came through, it was already too late.
Jail term for man who thought driver tried to run over son
A FATHER who assaulted another motorist because he thought the man was trying to run over his assistance dog and his son has been handed a six-month jail term.
City’s brothel still up for grabs for right buyer
AFTER more than a year on the market and a price cut of $100,000, Toowoomba’s only brothel remains for sale.
Six big developments Toowoomba is still waiting for
NOT every groundbreaking idea becomes reality. Here are six enormous projects Toowoomba would love to see get off the ground.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/matthew-newton/page/57