During an announcement in new funding for a jobs program, Opposition Manufacturing spokeswoman Deb Frecklington refused to be derailed by repeated questions about the looming possibility of a conscience vote on rolling back abortion access.
The LNP has moved to sure up its support among Darling Downs manufacturers by promising an extra $15m to help expand their operations.
Emergency services were called to a single-vehicle crash and arrived to find a woman encapsulated in their vehicle.
Almost 100 plants and an illegal gun were seized by detectives when they raided a Toowoomba region drug farm powered by solar panels.
One year after the Heritage Bank and People’s Choice merger, the People First Bank appears to be on strong financial footing with growth across the board.
It has been 50 years since two nurses, Lorraine Wilson and Wendy Evans, were murdered at the bottom of the Toowoomba Range, and despite two coronial inquests, the answer to who did it lies with a mysterious woman who has never been identified.
Police will allege the man attempted to steal two vehicles before fleeing a taxi, but he did not get far.
Emergency crews responded to a two vehicle crash in South Toowoomba on Thursday morning.
Empowered by Jack’s Law, police are rolling out wanding operations across Toowoomba as they clamp down on knife crime. Watch the video here.
Community organisations that can show that 90 per cent of their program’s graduates have kept out of trouble for a year will be in line for long-term funding, if the LNP wins government later this month.
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