In the same year Toowoomba woman Letitia Payton purchased her business, she was diagnosed with a condition that forced her to make the most devastating decisions of her life. Read her inspiring story here.
Data from the 2021 Census revealed the number of people in the Toowoomba region who identify as non-religious has doubled in the past decade. Now the new pastor of a church has revealed his vision to change this.
For the vets of a small animal hospital, there’s rarely a standard working day – but this peculiar incident may just take the cake. Watch the incredible footage here. WARNING: GRAPHIC.
Primary school students have opened up about the challenges they overcame when they fled their countries of origin to call Toowoomba home for Harmony Week. SEE OUR GALLERY HERE.
A Toowoomba inclusion advocate will join a selection of Australians from all states and territories to address how the region can increase its inclusivity ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Over the course of only 14 days, the lives of a Toowoomba family were turned upside down by shocking health news. Now a group of sparkies and university students have banded together to raise $10,000 for a worthy cause.
Two members of a Toowoomba family have shaved their heads and raised thousands of dollars for a heartfelt cause. Compare the before and after photos here.
In a fortnight’s time the Australian public will receive crucial information to assist with their decision in the Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum. Now several members of the Indigenous community and local politicians have voiced their own opinions on the widely debated topic.
After being diagnosed with a debilitating condition more than 20 years ago, a Toowoomba woman has found a unique way to reduce pain – and it may just surprise you.
A successful Toowoomba business which started out as a humble market stall has sold. Now the owner has gone into great detail about her shock decision to leave the venture behind. Details here.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/rhylea-millar/page/26