Sass-filled drag queen bingo raising money for charity
GLAMOUR, fun, and plenty of sass is on the cards this February as the Toowoomba Hospital Foundation prepares to host its first Drag Queen Bingo Extravaganza.
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Toowoomba residents mourn loss of ancient bottle tree
IT WAS a link to Toowoomba’s indigenous past – but sadly for the old scrub bottle tree on South St at Centenary Heights, time won out in the end.
Town’s soldiers memorial hall to celebrate centenary
PILTON residents will celebrate 100 years since the official opening of their Soldiers’ Memorial Hall on Sunday, January 26.
New bid to preserve historical Toowoomba region cottage
THE owner of a little timber cottage on Esk St in Crows Nest is hoping a new owner will be able to preserve its intriguing history.
Opening date for renovated historic CBD hotel nears
A MAN poked his head inside the front door of the Metropole Hotel and lobbed a question at owners Kosta and Jasmine Theodosis – “When are ya going to open?”
Whopping $500m cannabis project receives Federal licences
The company behind a $500 million southeast Queensland medicinal cannabis facility has overcome its last major regulatory hurdle.
Elite school unveils multimillion dollar master plan
An elite southeast Queensland school has unveiled master plan that will see a huge redevelopment of its facilities and replace more than half the existing buildings at a cost of more than $20 million.
Mine owner wants coal mining lease for Christmas
THE owner of the New Acland Coal Mine has called for the State Government to “show some leadership” and grant the Stage 3 project’s outstanding approvals before Christmas.
Massive service station, food court approved for Charlton
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council has approved plans for a massive staged development that will eventually include service station and fast food outlets, transport depot, workshops, truck wash, weigh station, and a caretaker’s residence.
Why Toowoomba won’t have fireworks this NYE
TOOWOOMBA won’t be bringing in the New Year with a bang, after the cancellation of the annual fireworks.
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