‘Long road ahead’: Parents of rat-poisoned student speak out
The parents of a Toowoomba uni student who ingested rat poison in Taiwan have revealed new details about their son’s recovery.
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Fires, dog bites, crashes: Busy weekend for emergency services
Emergency service crews were called to many incidents on Saturday night and Sunday morning, including a house fire, dog bite and single-vehicle rollover.
Busy start to weekend for emergency services
Emergency service crews were called to several incidents in the Darling Downs and surrounds on Saturday. Details here.
Shock after GPS school leader’s sudden death
One of South East Queensland’s longest-serving and most respected GPS leaders, who held senior roles at four top private schools, has passed away overnight.
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Plea for land donation to ensure future of Milne Bay Military Museum
After four-and-a-half years in limbo, the Milne Bay Military Museum committee has issued a final plea for help.
Crowds flock to the return of Mothers’ Memorial Dawn Service
The Dawn Service was back, the Harlaxton RSL Brass Band was back and so was Eddie Kemp playing the Last Post.
Empire Theatre youth arts lead teacher ready to take on Term 2
I think young people are desperately underestimated about their capabilities and the contributions they can make: Nicky Hauesler
For USQ graduand pilot Rachel the skies are the limit
For University of Southern Queensland graduand Rachel Key the sky really is the limit.
Support services for vulnerable women in Toowoomba boosted by Heritage Bank donation
The Heritage Bank grant would help Protea to continue its services and empower vulnerable women in Toowoomba to get back on their feet.
Toowoomba author Don Talbot bewitched by latest book offering
Just meeting with a woman who claimed to be a witch was a story in itself for Toowoomba author Don Talbot.
New student/staff accommodation for Goondiwindi Hospital
The new accommodation facilities at Goondiwindi Hospital will be put in place this week and residents can expect some impact.
‘Sad to say goodbye’: Antiques, cafe owner selling up after 16 years
The owner of this antiques and cafe business in a small country town on the Darling Downs is selling up after sixteen years.
Two families cop a right royal spray at Toowoomba Show
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FULL LIST: Where and when to commemorate this Anzac Day
There are plenty of Anzac Day services, both dawn and midmorning, across the Toowoomba Region this year. Here’s the full list of places you can commemorate.
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