Revealed: When ‘game-changing’ Toowoomba units will be built
From rooftop solar panels and battery storage to smart glass and communal veggie gardens — could these become Toowoomba’s most energy-efficient units?
From rooftop solar panels and battery storage to smart glass and communal veggie gardens — could these become Toowoomba’s most energy-efficient units?
A small town outside Toowoomba is set for a new population boom as developers ramp up a number of housing projects to cater for hundreds of locals.
A massive fast food precinct in Toowoomba will see two new additions following a recent council decision.
In a move that could change how people vote for councillors, a proposal to divide the Toowoomba region into wards has received significant support. VOTE IN OUR POLL.
A delegation of South East Queensland mayors, including Cr Paul Antonio, has stressed the importance of a SEQ City Deal to Parliament.
Feral animals like dogs, cats and pigs will be combated across the Darling Downs as part of new funding from the State Government.
A desire to see the council better represent Toowoomba’s multicultural community is behind Cr James O’Shea’s push for a new advisory committee.
The preservation of the Toowoomba Soldiers Memorial Hall has been on Cr Paul Antonio’s list of things to do for some time. Now with the support of councillors, the dream is on its way to becoming a reality.
The Toowoomba Regional Council won’t have to review an application for a doggie daycare centre, after the applicant withdrew it.
Toowoomba Regional Council has made some amendments to its trial reduction in opening hours at the city library’s community rooms.
A former employee of the Toowoomba Regional Council has revealed incidents of bullying, insults and coercion during their time in the organisation.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has voted to approve a straightforward subdivision in Oakey, after it was found to be within the PFAS management zone.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has approved a new retirement village with a private golf course in the city’s western suburbs.
It’s a big milestone after more than 10 years of work to figure out how to best use and preserve the heritage-listed building.
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