A resolution adopted by a neighbouring council on a $300m water pipeline has seen Toowoomba councillors defer their decision on the drought-busting infrastructure with further discussions needed to ‘remove any ambiguity’.
A longstanding Toowoomba pub has finally launched an ambitious $1.5m expansion, including a new restaurant and open entertainment space. Check out photos from the launch.
A councillor and former MP wants changes to state legislation in a bid to curb fast food outlets being built near schools and low socio-economic areas.
The state’s former integrity commissioner, who was at the centre of a major government scandal, has revealed why she decided to move into a new role with a Darling Downs council. Read her statement here:
The applicant for a massive milk product factory in Toowoomba’s main industrial sector has been approved for an extension to the development by the council.
The Planning and Environment Court has asked for residents concerned about a development at the end of their quiet street to file a statement of facts.
A massive feedlot company based in Toowoomba has submitted a major extractive expansion at one of its site, which will contribute to the expansion of one of its feedlots.
It cost the council millions, but funded dozens of crucial local jobs – here’s how this new facility will change the Toowoomba cityscape.
From camping areas to an indoor equestrian centre – this rural property owner has big plans.
More than 9000 residents have given their verdict on what they believe needs to change in the city centre. SEE WHAT THEY SAID HERE:
Toowoomba’s premier tourism event the Carnival of Flowers will feature some major schedule changes next year, after organisers hailed 2020’s event a success despite the impacts of COVID-19.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has agreed to lease out one of the CBD’s premier venues for a pop-up shelter pilot program. But there’s a chance it might not go ahead at all.
It’s a zebra crossing you’ve most likely used — 13,000 drivers a day pass through it. Now the council is going to spend $318,000 to potentially upgrade it with signals after safety standards changes a decade ago.
There are hopes that a proposed 450-lot development outside Glenvale will help address Toowoomba’s land supply issues.
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