‘Found my home’: How nail art changed migrant’s life
From French tips and bold colours to quirky designs and 3D nail art, here are Toowoomba’s best nail technicians as voted by the public.
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‘Blows your mind’: Inside horror conditions of third world countries
Two Toowoomba couples have travelled across the globe on separate missions to help improve health conditions in third world countries. Here are their eye-opening experiences, and how they’re helping to save lives.
Toowoomba’s CBD fills to sound of music during Busking Festival 2023
Toowoomba Busking Festival 2023 filled the city’s CBD with music. See the winners here:
Toowoomba’s CBD temporarily taken over by Labour Day marchers
Saturday morning shoppers stopped to applaud and admire more than 300 unionists marching through the CBD.
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RASQ blown away by big turnout for first day of Royal Show
Damon Phillips admitted he was nervous in the lead-up to the first day of the 2021 Toowoomba Royal Show. But he and his team breathed a sigh of relief as the public holiday outing attracted massive numbers.
Toowoomba legal man is no April fool but as for his mates …
Whispers: Gossip and funny stories and moments from around Toowoomba and beyond.
Groom MP on quarantine hub: ‘Allow this idea to die’
Almost three months on from when the proposal was first put forward, Garth Hamilton has said it’s time to drop the idea of a quarantine hub outside Toowoomba.
Toowoomba business in liquidation owed $87,000 to the tax man
A liquidator is combing through the financials of a Toowoomba business that closed early this year and was wound up last week.
Initial funding flows to $200m Toowoomba-Warwick pipeline
After months of uncertainty, $8 million in funding from the State Government will see the Toowoomba to Warwick water pipeline proceed.
More than 10,000 expected for first day of $19.5m Toowoomba Show
After several years of subdued crowds and cancellations due to COVID-19, the Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland is hoping for a massive turnout on the first day of the Toowoomba Show.
Inland Rail scholarships awarded to worth USQ students
Three bright young sparks are the recipients of this year’s Inland Rail scholarships at the University of Southern Queensland.
Senator’s tearful tribute to activist as Greens set up fund
A special fund has been set up to help support the family of former Greens candidate and activist Thomas Coyne, who was killed in a car crash this week. Senator Larissa Waters made a tearful tribute to the 21-year-old.
‘Brave, bold and bright’: Toowoomba mourns activist’s death
Politicians and activists from across the Toowoomba and Queensland communities have paid tribute to a former Greens candidate and passionate activist, who was killed in a crash on Monday.
Opera at Jimbour returns in new format after COVID-19 hiatus
Internationally renowned musicians will make a beeline for Jimbour House as opera returns to the Western Downs. DETAILS HERE:
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