Where do you go when you have no where to live and chronic mental health conditions mean the only options are not possible? This is the question keeping former Lifeline Darling Downs CEO Derek Tuffield awake at night and what has left a Toowoomba woman homeless and out of options.
While December is supposed to be the happiest time of the year, for many Toowoomba children in need it can be filled with feelings of sadness. Here’s how these locals are making a difference.
Toowoomba is in for a special treat with a Tony award-winning production set to premiere the coming months. Now the talented cast has officially been announced and you will not be disappointed. Find out who made the cut here.
From the ‘future Hugh Jackman of Australia’ and musical theatre stars, to aspiring directors, piano players and composers, here are some of Toowoomba’s young people making a name for themselves in the arts.
When it comes to the perfect wedding destination in the sunshine state, Toowoomba has officially been placed on the map after a local business was named Queensland’s best venue and received an almost 100 per cent rating. Details here.
For as long as she can remember, this driven Toowoomba woman has wanted to dance professionally. Now, after leaving school and making several sacrifices, she is living out her dream and performing on the global stage. Details here.
Hundreds of young and curious minds are set to enter the gates of ‘big kid’ school for the first time in 2024. Here’s what they had to say ahead of their final days at kindergarten.
A former NRL WAG and beauty queen, who is recognised for calling out bad behaviour in the world of professional sport and for empowering other women across the country, has relocated to Toowoomba and is set to unveil an exciting new project.
It has been two years since the announcement of a new theatrical experience, now known as Lok and Kee, would launch in Toowoomba. Now the business owner has opened up about the journey so far and what to expect from their final show of the year.
The Darling Downs has had a month full of wild weather conditions with severe thunderstorm activity and high temps. Here’s what to expect for the remainder of the week ahead.
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