These massive projects exceeding $200m are transforming a 1700m stretch of road in one of Toowoomba’s fastest-growing suburbs. Read to find out what they are and when they’ll all be finished:
It was one of the most important battles Australia soldiers fought in during World War II, and a conflict Toowoomba played a huge role in. Now the descendants of veterans have marked 80 years since the Battle of Milne Bay.
It’s one of southern Queensland’s fastest-growing communities, with national brands pouring into it. Now plans have been lodged to expand this town’s already burgeoning commercial sector.
In an instant, the irresponsible actions of one dog owner forever changed the life of Vyvyan Glover, who has called on him to come forward before his dangerous dog attacks again. WARNING: GRAPHIC.
Residents living along the flood-prone Oakey Creek have called on both the Toowoomba Regional Council and the State Government to clean up the water system, saying it posed an even bigger disaster risk than in 2011.
One of Toowoomba’s top developers has been approved to add a new shop on the ground floor of a major new residential tower near the CBD.
Defence Housing Australia has revealed in senate estimates it has withdrawn its court appeal against the Toowoomba Regional Council’s decision to reject a controversial housing estate in Mount Lofty.
A citrus farmer’s plan to extract 18 megalitres of groundwater a year for irrigation and bottling will face a special meeting of the council this week, with nearby landholders planning to oppose it.
A Toowoomba councillor has put the long-discussed Emu Creek Dam site back on the agenda, saying the council should investigate it.
The development of the new Highfields Library has taken another important step, with the council opening a tender towards its construction.
The Toowoomba Regional Council is constantly carrying out roadworks across the region, with the projects causing potential disruptions for motorists.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has thrown its support behind a major new organisation to promote the city as an education destination, appointing a councillor as its representative on the body.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has officially launched its advocacy plan to the major parties for the Queensland Government’s first four-year term.
The Toowoomba Regional Council is keen to hear from residents who want to have a go at planning the 2021 TRC-run community Australia Day celebrations around the region.
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