‘Despicable’: Why $500k damage to cemetery may take years to fix
It could take years for the damage caused to more than 100 headstones and graves at a Qld cemetery could take years to fully repair, according to the council.
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‘Pick up the phone’: Union responds to Watts over asset sales
Toowoomba MP Trevor Watts has pledged to meet with one of the state’s most powerful unions ahead of next month’s election over the threat of energy asset sales. Read the ETU’s response here:
Massive subdivision flagged as farmland in growth area hits market
Developers are circling after a prominent farming family placed a huge parcel of land in a key growth area outside Toowoomba on the market.
‘Walk in, walk out’: Popular country pub hits market for $625k
The owners of a small but popular pub on the Darling Downs has put the venue up for sale for the first time in eight years. Here’s what you get.
‘Hurt or killed’: Parents push for 40km/h school zone on highway
Parents at a primary school along a national highway have called on the government to drop the speed limit to 40km/h and introduce cameras, fearing a student will either be hurt or killed.
65 meals: Toowoomba’s biggest foodie trail returns for carnival
An extraordinary 65 restaurants, eateries and cafes are taking part in this year’s #trEATs foodie trail as part of the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers. OUR INTERACTIVE MAP HERE:
Supermarket, cafe planned for growing small town in two-year first
A large vacant parcel in a fast-growing Toowoomba region town could become the community’s most significant new development in years.
CFMEU officials promise to ‘bury’ Labor at upcoming state election
CFMEU officials in regional Queensland have promised to campaign aggressively against Labor at the upcoming state election after the militant union was forced in administration.
‘Overwhelming’: Empire boss named one of Qld’s 40 Under 40
After a remarkable first 12 months in the job that included the venue’s most successful production in years, the head of Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre has been named one of Queensland’s rising stars.
‘Going broke’: Coalition pressed on ‘right to disconnect’ law stance
Queensland workers won’t have to respond to out-of-work hour requests under new legislation, which the federal Opposition says will lead to less flexibility in the workplace.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/tom-gillespie/page/17