Deputy mayor weighs into nuclear debate as water security ‘risks’ raised
One of Toowoomba’s most powerful elected officials has weighed on in a proposal for a nuclear reactor within a few kilometres of the region’s boundary.
One of Toowoomba’s most powerful elected officials has weighed on in a proposal for a nuclear reactor within a few kilometres of the region’s boundary.
A massive new childcare centre could be coming to a fast-growing suburb of Toowoomba if it’s approved by the council.
A leading regional environmental group has called for more trees to be planted in the less leafy suburbs of Toowoomba. Here’s how every household could get a tree.
Nearly 100 council workers have taken strike action outside City Hall to protest low wages and what some employees have called a “clear” gender pay gap within the organisation.
It’s a well-known parcel of land in the CBD that has stood vacant for years. Now there are plans to turn it into a 10-storey residential and retail precinct that includes the introduction of a new supermarket chain.
Toowoomba mayor Geoff McDonald has backed a three-year funding agreement for a lobby group to seek out Olympic Games opportunities — a deal criticised by his colleague Nancy Sommerfield.
Property developer and philanthropist Clive Berghofer has been given the green light to ramp up development of a major 340-lot estate in Toowoomba’s southern suburbs.
Toowoomba mayor Geoff McDonald says rate rises and delays to major community projects could be on the cards if the council can’t get help to cover a $270m dam upgrade project.
In a blow to what was once one of the city’s most popular sports, Toowoomba squash players have said goodbye to their home as it makes way for a $30m retail precinct.
The rising rates of abuse and harassment suffered by council workers is a “major concern” for leadership, just a month after an employee was threatened with a knife over a parking ticket.
Toowoomba mayor Geoff McDonald says he wants more details on a $250m conceptual proposal for a major CBD precinct, calling on its proponents to meet with council.
A developer has reportedly started talking to the Toowoomba council again to create housing on one of the city’s last large plots, just a year after it killed its own plan following a lengthy court battle.
Residents have been given the first look at a proposal for a $250m arts, culture, business and conference precinct that could transform the Toowoomba CBD. Watch the video here.
Toowoomba small businesses are happier with council than they were a year ago, but a new survey by the Chamber of Commerce has revealed a big area for improvement.
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