‘Bridal showroom in your home’: How regional brides can save thousands on dress fittings
An innovative retail service is saving regional brides thousands while giving them a showroom experience in the comfort of their own home. Here’s how.
An innovative retail service is saving regional brides thousands while giving them a showroom experience in the comfort of their own home. Here’s how.
People have shared their opinions about the major change to the face of the Australian $5 note, and opinions are divided on who should be included. Here’s what you had to say about the change.
A major change is coming to the face of an Australian currency and it’s caused a nationwide stir. Here’s why.
Fairholme College graduates beamed as they walked the red carpet at their 2025 formal signifying their proud achievements. See the mega gallery here.
As thousands of residents and hundreds of businesses across outback Queensland grapple with flooding the size of Victoria community leaders have appealed for those looking to help to do so in a way that will most benefit those impacted. DETAILS.
Knowing each other since year 4, three primary school friends have now graduated university together. Take a look at some of UniSQ’s recent graduates:
A Darling Downs philanthropist named Queensland’s most generous man has been hailed a hero for funding groundbreaking medical research ahead of his milestone 90th birthday.
A promising young family of athletes have taken their Covid-19 lockdown hobby and ran with it, and are now getting ready to take home more medals in this year’s Toowoomba Marathon.
The year 12 students of St Mary’s College were not going to let rain and wind gusts spoil the party as they arrived at their 2025 formal. See all the arrivals here.
Entering into a male-dominated field, these Darling Downs policewomen have seen the industry evolve over last 30 years and said there are endless opportunities for women who want to wear a badge.
The 160th edition of one of Queensland’s oldest ag shows battled a drizzly start to festivities and attractions on Thursday, but there are still lots of events planned for the evening. Our full guide here:
A South West Queensland farmer says it could takes years to repair his property after devastating floods killed 6000 sheep and destroyed 60km of fencing.
Toowoomba’s 160th Royal Show came with a little bit of rain and lots of cheer. See our gallery of what you missed out on if you didn’t make the trip out to the Showgrounds:
Artists from across Australia have nominated their work to be part of the Toowoomba Grammar Art Show in an outstanding exhibition of diverse contemporary art. Have a look at our opening night gallery here:
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