What’s happening with proposed $200m housing estate
Two and a half years on, a $200 million housing development that could support up to 1000 new lots remains under assessment by Toowoomba Regional Council.
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AFTER a quarter of a century in business, it’s still the reaction from customers when they see a photo he’s restored that means the most to Kerwin Ross.
‘Nonsensical’ decision excludes region from stimulus program
A “NONSENSICAL” decision has seen Toowoomba excluded from the State Government’s Back to Work program.
Transport company applies to build new warehouse, depot
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Little by little, school smashes food drive record
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Italian eatery needs more staff for new venue
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JOBS GONE: More redundancies at New Acland
NEW HOPE Group has begun another round of redundancies at New Acland Coal Mine this week as the mine faces an increasingly bleak future.
Planning approvals granted for bus company’s extension
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council has approved a development application for a bus depot in the city.
Man convicted of dog fighting charge lodges appeal
A KINGSTHORPE man jailed for six months after being found guilty of a dog fighting charge has lodged an appeal in the Toowoomba District Court.
GALLERY: Beautiful homes for sale this week
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