‘Arrogant’: City MP lashes Premier over Wellcamp hub
Toowoomba South MP David Janetzki gave the Premier a spray over her surprise announcement on the Wellcamp Covid hub. He said police, paramedics and doctors were left in the dark.
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Darling Downs Health has opened in second testing clinic in Goondiwindi. The current wait time is about 15 minutes.
TMR floats bike lane idea for one of city’s busiest industrial roads
Hundreds of heavy vehicles use this road each day and the Department of Main Roads and Transport wants to make it more accessible to cyclists. What are your thoughts?
Water bombers fly into city airport on first day of 2021 bushfire season
Two fixed wing water bombers arrived at the Toowoomba Airport early Wednesday morning where they will be on standby, ready to fly at the first sight of fire.
City eateries say goodbye to single-use plastic as ban takes effect
Staff at Emerge Cafe have been offering customers an eco-friendly option when they order a takeaway meal or drink for more than a year and well in advance of the statewide ban that started today.
Two people hospitalised after crash sends vehicle into suburban yard
Wilsonton residents had a surprise, mid-dinner visit after a two-vehicle crash sent one vehicle through a fence.
Car ignites in Toowoomba childcare carpark
All occupants of the burning car were out of the vehicle and safe when fireys arrived.
Revealed: Car boot border sneak’s reasons for repeated breaches
A mum and her daughter who were fined multiple times for border breaches – including once where the daughter attempted to cross hidden in the boot of the mum’s car – have revealed why they were so determined to cross into Queensland.
Woman hospitalised for burns after car load catches fire
A woman suffered burns to her hands and feet after material she was transporting caught fire at Charlton. It was one of several incidents that kept emergency services busy.
City bids goodbye to winter as experts forecast for wet spring
Say farewell to cold nights and icy mornings and hello to sunny skies and flowers in bloom. The Bureau of Meteorology say we are in for a lovely spring along with wet weather.
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