Residents in a small town outside Toowoomba have to travel to neighbouring communities to get medical care. But that could change soon, with plans lodged for a new GP and dental clinic.
It’s believed to have been a fixture of an inner-city streetscape for upwards of a century. But a historical Norfolk Island pine tree is facing the axe for a key reason.
When people talk about buying their new home, they usually don’t mean on the back of a truck. But more residents are taking up home relocation as an option, for two big reasons.
A major Queensland charity has been approved to build more accommodation to support residents with disabilities. And there’s they could get a $61k bill waived by council.
THE business was forced to shut up shop after failing a food safety inspection.
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