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Vital funds raised for HeartKids at local ladies day
More than 100 women gathered for an annual event where they socialised, wined and dined, listened to guest speakers and most importantly raised funds for the HeartKids Foundation.
New takeaway sells American pizzas and old-fashioned feeds
A new takeaway store has opened, named after the family’s pooch. It sells mouth-watering American style pizzas, burgers and hot dogs, as well as old-fashioned classics.
Film shot in Toowoomba already gaining international attention
A sci-fi adventure film shot in the Darling Downs is gaining attention internationally, and it hasn’t even premiered yet. Watch the trailer here and find out how you can attend the premier.
Rare moment as Toowoomba barber cuts five generations of family’s hair
It is a rarity for a barber to say he’s been able to cut five generations of a family’s hair, but as of this week Greg Gabbett has done just that.
Brr, feels like -6.7! Toowoomba shivers, waking to freezing temps
Temperatures in the Garden City have dropped to their lowest in more than a decade, as Toowoomba residents shiver through a cold snap.
Dogs used in therapy sessions at unique Toowoomba business
A Toowoomba dog therapy business is rising in popularity across the state with more people seeing the benefits of having a specially trained canine to help them open up in difficult times.
New York inspired doughnut chain opening in Toowoomba
A business that sells mouth-watering New York bakery inspired doughnuts is opening a store in Toowoomba and already fans are expressing their excitement at the news.
Beauty entrepreneur launches academy due to high demand
The new insider sessions are designed for people of all levels and interests, to cater for those who are looking to continuously evolve their knowledge of beauty and wellness.
No more sweet treats as city chocolateria boarded up
The chocolate parlour had a luxurious feel and sold all types of sweets such as melted chocolate pots, churros with dipping sauces, cronuts, fondue, Nutella empanadas.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/meghan-harris