Million-dollar idea plucked from thin air
TOOWOOMBA residents laughed at the idea of buying air in a can when it was introduced at Picnic Point 60 years ago.
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WHAT’S OPEN: Toowoomba stores trading today
IT’S May Day which means another public holiday is upon us. To make things easy The Chronicle has compiled a list of stores that are open today.
No waste for Oman Ama
Pre-election moves sees region spared as waste site
550 new opportunities to get a job at Grand Central
GRAND Central and TAFE have announced a second retail training intake designed to fill the 1000 new jobs coming to the redeveloped shopping centre.
Get vegan meals delivered to your door
THERE are more people than ever embracing veganism.
Mayor disappointed with nuclear waste dump decision
UPDATE: Goondiwindi mayor Graeme Scheu is disappointed with news that Oman Ama is no longer being considered a site for a radioactive waste facility.
Foodie markets set to be treat for tastebuds
GET ready for a night of feasting because Friday Nite Bites is finally here.
How Sammie got a job when all hope seemed lost
TOOWOOMBA’S Sammie Dwyer, 19, applied for more than 100 jobs after she left high school without success. When all hope seemed lost, this is how she found a job.
10 places hiring in Toowoomba right now
IF you are looking for a job or know someone who is, then take note.
Residents wake to overcast rainy skies
TOOWOOMBA residents woke to drizzly rain and foggy skies this morning.
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