Aussie mates mission to reshape masculinity in the schoolyard
Defying the likes of Andrew Tate and the manosphere, these two Aussie mates are determined to prove speaking out against men’s violence doesn’t demonise masculinity – it enhances it.
Defying the likes of Andrew Tate and the manosphere, these two Aussie mates are determined to prove speaking out against men’s violence doesn’t demonise masculinity – it enhances it.
The women’s support service Louise Griffiths dedicated her time to before she was killed in April has secured a major funding boost in the next state budget.
A fundraising campaign run in memory of a famous Toowoomba businessman has smashed its $175,000 fundraising goal, thanks to the help of some famous names.
Will a $1.5bn solar farm approved for the Toowoomba region be an “environmental disaster” or “great news” for the nearby small town? Here’s what readers had to say:
More than two months since record-breaking floods struck western Queensland, farmers are still picking up the pieces. While the land is as lush as ever it hides the devastating reality our farmers are still faced with.
While some members of a rural community are divided over a proposed renewable energy project, a group of sheep graziers say it’s a lifeline to a struggling wool industry.
With her sights set on being drafted into the Brisbane Lions, a young Toowoomba AFL star has been inspired by a group of powerful First Nations women, and one of her biggest idols in the sport. Toowoomba has celebrated the incredible achievements of Indigenous women.
A major infestation of fire ants has been potentially prevented after a Toowoomba resident discovered the invasive insect inside second-hand machinery.
Keeping us fit, strong and healthy, there’s no shortage of quality personal trainers right here in the Darling Downs. Vote for your favourite trainer here.
World Environment Day drew dozens to a popular Toowoomba park at the weekend, with performers and stall holders helping inspire change. See photos from the event here.
Construction will begin this month on a new Toowoomba active transport project making the commute safer for cyclists and pedestrians. Find out more.
Day one of Toowoomba’s Farmfest has been hailed a success with hundreds of guests pouring through the gates to learn more about the future of agriculture.
Legendary Toowoomba businessman Lex Bailey’s life was cut short by motor neurone disease — now his family hopes to raise enough money to purchase Queensland-first technology to help fight the vicious condition.
The council has revealed some of the potential measures that will be introduced to plug a multimillion dollar budget blackhole.
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