Motorists urged to wait to fill their tanks
MOTORISTS are urged to wait a little longer to fuel up their cars, with prices still high in the Toowoomba region after the long weekend.
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Cake decorator out of retirement due to demand
AFTER 50 years in the baking, cake decorating, and wedding industry Mary Reid decided to hang up her apron and retire.
Tragedy to triumph as businesswoman fights back
IT HAS been a difficult year for a Toowoomba woman who has shown with fighting spirit it’s possible to land on your feet.
HUGE GALLERY: New look at Garden For Good gardens
WHILE thousands of visitors and residents headed to Toowoomba’s parks over the Carnival of Flowers period, our gardeners homes were unusually quiet.
Real estate agency moves to new office, wins major award
TOOWOOMBA real estate agency moves into CBD building on back of winning a major Queensland award.
Cake decorator coming out of retirement due to demand
SINCE launching her first published works award-winning Highfields cake decorator Mary Reid has decided to come out of retirement to offer COVID-safe cake decorating classes.
Marie Kondo style decluttering service in Toowoomba
A HIGHFIELDS woman has a passion and skill for doing a task that many people just don’t have time for.
Shannons Hot Chips extends pop-up in Toowoomba
AFTER a successful weekend selling their famous hot chips in Toowoomba, Shannons Hot Chips has decided to stay another three days.
High winds, cool front for final weekend of carnival
IT’LL be a busy weekend in Toowoomba with the final week of the Carnival of Flowers and the first spring Weetwood.
3 years difference: Before and after of incredible garden
A TOOWOOMBA couple has shared before and after photos of their garden, after spending the past three and a half years nurturing it into a botanical marvel.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/meghan-harris/page/24