Words can kill: Former student haunted by schoolyard bullying
Staicee Lehmann has been out of school for 12 years, but she still lives with the scars and trauma caused by her former classmates. Now, she is calling for change. Details here.
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Popular chilli festival returns to assist flooded communities
Are you willing to put your body to the test, all for a good cause? A popular flood fundraiser is back this weekend, and is sure to set the community on fire – or maybe just their tastebuds. Details here.
Meet the faces behind 20 iconic Toowoomba cafes
They may be crucial to the start of your busy day, but do you actually know the faces behind these popular cafes? Meet the people running 20 of your favourite spots.
Soaring possibility: Family business looks to the horizon
A Darling Down’s family owned business looks set to spread its wings and head overseas, thanks to a new deal with a well-known importer. Details here.
‘Its not just a woman’s issue’: Mum sheds light on common condition
One in nine women live with a debilitating condition that can leave them in excruciating pain, yet not many feel comfortable discussing it. One Gowrie Junction woman wants to change that.
Wagner Co to create direct route to Vietnam
A daily direct freight route is in store for Toowoomba, with a Memorandum of Understanding to be signed this morning with Vietnam’s largest luxury importer. Details here.
Gallery: Perfect turnout for inaugural festival
Thousands have witnessed history as the inaugural Darling Downs Heavy Horse Festival stamps itself into upcoming calendars. Gallery here:
Photos: Sláinte, Toowoomba! The St Patrick’s Day Parade is here
Luck of the Irish… or should we say Toowoomba Irish, has shone through with residents gathering to celebrate the international holiday. Gallery pictures here.
New depot offers extra payday for Toowoomba residents
A national initiative has another spot in Toowoomba with residents encouraged to dig deep and pave the way into a new recycling era. Details here.
PHOTOS: VW enthusiasts assemble for annual convoy
More than 150 cars took part in an annual car gathering, with enthusiasts pumping money back into the region. Photos here.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/morgan-burley/page/31