Toowoomba is in for another wet summer and the current conditions are ‘similar’ to the region’s situation prior to the 2011 floods. But the mayor says things are different for a key reason.
An experienced and powerful public servant within the Toowoomba Regional Council has delayed his retirement by months. It comes as his department struggles with shortages – find out why here:
A developer has more than halved the density of a proposed subdivision slated for a growing community north of Toowoomba. At the same time, the council has fired back after it was accused of not being accommodating.
A Brisbane consortium is preparing to launch more than 50 city lots onto the market – the only problem is there are less than 10 left for sale. Find out why here.
Toowoomba’s political and business leaders have given a mixed reception to the latest state budget, with Mayor Paul Antonio leading concerns about funding for water projects.
Council has reaffirmed their interest in a project that could not only bring much-needed water security, but could also secure an extra 700 jobs in the region.
The Toowoomba Regional Council and five other local governments have launched a new alliance to push for better water security outcomes from higher levels of government.
Mayor Paul Antonio has urged interstate residents to consider a southern Queensland holiday this Christmas, as the remaining state border restrictions were lifted today.
An application has come before Toowoomba Regional Council to refurbish and extend an East Toowoomba character home.
Work will begin on a park upgrade that has been included in the Toowoomba Regional Council’s capital stimulus program to combat the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The owner of a quarry that was approved for an expansion by the Toowoomba Regional Council has requested the TRC help pay for the cost of a mandatory road upgrade.
Men’s Sheds across the Toowoomba region are working together to create amazing metallic Christmas trees for more than a dozen smaller communities. SEE WHICH AREAS HERE:
Two Toowoomba boys have written to the council to seek assurance that it would not be cutting opening hours.
A new landscapes photography competition organised by the Toowoomba Regional Council will seek to showcase the region’s natural features.
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