List: 47 properties threatened with auction due to $670k rates bill
Nearly 50 properties, including some in high-end Toowoomba suburbs, could be auctioned off by the council if $670,000 in outstanding rates are not paid. See the list here:
Nearly 50 properties, including some in high-end Toowoomba suburbs, could be auctioned off by the council if $670,000 in outstanding rates are not paid. See the list here:
Mayor Geoff McDonald has promised most Toowoomba homeowners will avoid a double-digit rate rise, despite council initially considering hikes of up to 28 per cent. Here’s what is on the chopping block.
The price tag for Toowoomba’s new ambitious sports precinct has blown out by at least $70 million, with residents facing years of additional delays under a revised master plan.
The $1.2bn Emu Creek Dam dream is dead in the water after a $50,000 council study exposed its poor yield capabilities. Here is the alternative that the council is now favouring:
The council has revealed some of the potential measures that will be introduced to plug a multimillion dollar budget blackhole.
Work has started on a major social housing project in Toowoomba, which promises to provide low-cost homes for 300 people and inject more than $100m into the economy, however the project has stirred controversy.
A small Christian school has plans to “modernise” its learning experience for students, with a major revamp of its Toowoomba campus.
A Stanthorpe-raised former head of the national transport regulator has been named the Toowoomba Regional Council’s new chief executive. Get to know him here.
A large park in Toowoomba’s inner-city could get a major makeover, depending on feedback from residents on a new concept plan. How to have your say.
As the state’s housing crisis continues, a southeast Queensland council has taken a bold step to relax caravan laws on people’s properties. Here’s how it works.
Toowoomba Regional Council will announce its new chief executive at a special meeting this week, after receiving more than 60 applications from across Australia.
Two new housing projects in Toowoomba’s western corridor, being spearheaded by one of the state’s top developers, could unlock more than 400 homes across the city. Here’s why.
The forecasted council deficit mayor Geoff McDonald hoped to “claw back” is now expected to be even worse, with bureaucrats to hold meetings this week to curb ballooning spending figures.
Toowoomba mayor Geoff McDonald says the federal and state governments need to come to the table over the Cressbrook Dam upgrade. This is what it will cost ratepayers if a deal can’t be reached.
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