Photo gallery: Inside the quirky finds at Toowoomba Antique Fair
Antique collectors and dealers travelled from all over the country to find unique treasures from a bygone era at the weekend. See all the photos from the big event here.
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‘Hearts the size of Australia’: New community support hub opens
A mother and son team who are proud members of the Wailwan People, have opened their own disability support hub in Toowoomba with a focus on celebrating Indigenous culture.
One flown to hospital after boat emergency at major Qld race event
A rescue helicopter has been sent to the scene of a serious incident at a powerboat competition near Toowoomba.
Focus on abilities: How art made profound change in Stacey’s life
An inspiring Toowoomba woman who lives with different abilities and mental health, has now released a book designed to relieve others of anxiety, just months after picking a paint brush up for the first time.
Person sustains burns after Toowoomba property fire
Emergency service crews were called to an incident in Toowoomba which left one person with burns and requiring medical attention.
Pure imagination: Meet the cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
The Garden City will be whisked away into the realm of Wonka’s mysterious factory when the Toowoomba Choral Society puts its own spin on the iconic story this weekend. Meet the dynamic cast here.
Speak our voice: Workshop highlights talents of future stars
Toowoomba students have shared how they plan to use new-found skills in the performing arts to achieve their dream careers.
‘Drowning inside’: How aggressive diagnosis pushed woman to live
A Toowoomba creative has opened up about her devastating health journey which inspired her to write a play about the experience.
‘Watch this space’: Future of popular artisan bakery revealed
Exciting changes are coming for one of Toowoomba’s most popular businesses after it was taken over by a new owner, with the promise of ‘new locations’ on the way.
‘Dawn of time’: How art project will change youth crime ‘narrative’
A world renowned artist, who has scaled buildings as high as 25 storeys, is set to leave his mark on Toowoomba with a street art project designed to unite the community, celebrate NAIDOC Week and discourage youth offending.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/rhylea-millar/page/15