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Tobi graduated from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) with a Bachelor of Journalism in 2015. From there he began his career at the Central and North Burnett Times in Mundubbera, before moving to the South Burnett Times in Kingaroy in 2017. He joined The Chronicleâ€™s editorial team in January 2018.

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Tobi Loftus

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Community News

’Dear Australia’: Residents share their COVID-19 experience

TOOWOOMBA residents have joined with people all over Australia to share their lived COVID-19 experience. Read their moving letters here.

Toowoomba

Toowoomba’s best hairdresser for 2020 revealed

FOR Jason Cherry, the highlight of his 30-year career in hairdressing has been the people he’s met sitting on the chair in front of him and the conversations shared.

Business

Local business hits roadblock with COVID-19 support

A NEW Toowoomba business has taken to social media to question the lack of support available to emerging businesses as a result of COVID-19 turnovers.

Regional News

MP apologises again for ‘serious mistake’ after photos released

A Queensland MP who resigned from his police spokesman role after admitting to a “small catch-up” with neighbours has issued another apology after damning police pictures revealed a large gathering complete with tables and chairs.

Business

Future of popular Toowoomba pub revealed

THE future of a Toowoomba pub which shut in 2018 has been revealed.

Business

Toowoomba Farmers’ Market goes online for first time

THE Toowoomba Farmers Market has launched an online store so customers are able to pre-order products from stallholders ahead of the markets on Saturdays.

Toowoomba

Top tips for school kids studying at home

A University of Southern Queensland education academic has shared tips on how school students can learn more productively at home.

Business

Space industry set to take off in Toowoomba

TOOWOOMBA and the Darling Downs is on the cusp of a space boom, according to an industry leader.

Toowoomba

Save Mount Lofty petition reaches 100,000 signatures

MORE than 100,000 people around Toowoomba, Australia and the world have now signed a petition calling on the Toowoomba Regional Council to reject Defence Housing Australia’s planned Mount Lofty development.

Toowoomba

Rain forces Toowoomba Bypass lane closure

A lane of the Toowoomba Bypass has been closed due to issues stemming from “heavy rain”, the company that built the road says.

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