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Will Hunter is the deputy editor at The Chronicle. Will started his career as a cadet journalist at the Dalby Herald in 2013. He made the move to Kingaroy as the deputy editor of the South Burnett Times in 2015, then editor in 2016. Will has worked at The Chronicle since 2018.

Will Hunter

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Toowoomba

Police reveal how they believe flood tragedy unfolded

More details have emerged from the Toowoomba region flood tragedy that claimed the life of an elderly man. It comes as roads across the Darling Downs remain cut from still-rising water.

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Identity revealed of man killed in floodwaters near Toowoomba

A body has been tragically located in a vehicle that was swept away by floodwater on Wednesday morning.

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Upgrades planned for one of Toowoomba’s most notorious intersections

It was identified as one of Toowoomba’s most dangerous intersections – now this busy spot is in line for an upgrade.

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Road closed sign on Fairy Bower Road. Photo Chris Ison / Morning Bulletin

Full list: Flooding closes hundreds of Darling Downs roads

Hundreds of roads, and even some towns, have been cut off by floodwater as the deluge continues across the Darling Downs. SEE THE FULL LIST

Jobs

$300k bonus: Business offering huge incentive for new recruit

A Toowoomba business says a profession is facing such a dire shortage, they are offering a $300,000 sign-on bonus for a new recruit.

Toowoomba

New routes: Major expansion for city bus company

A Toowoomba-born bus company is preparing for a major expansion across the state, which includes securing a key route servicing the Garden City.

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Black Friday sales: Centre reveals massive bargains for popular city stores

Black Friday is back – and there’s a heap of places across Toowoomba’s biggest shopping centre offering stunning deals from Friday through to Monday.

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Officer sprayed with ‘unknown substance’ in hours-long standoff

Police have confirmed an officer was taken to hospital during an hours-long standoff at a Toowoomba home.

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Analysis reveals top location to fill up at the bowser

The numbers don’t lie – there’s one place you should be filling up in Toowoomba if you want consistently low prices. SEE THE FULL LIST

Toowoomba

Iconic city store changes hands after 70 years

This well-known store has been owned by the same family since the 1940s. Now a new owner wants to ensure it keeps its Garden City legacy.

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