Millions of litres of quality drinking water will be released from Toowoomba’s primary dam as a direct result of the looming Cressbrook spillway upgrades, which sparked an exchange between two councillors over the organisation’s planning.
In a unsual turn of events, Toowoomba councillors have signed a joint letter vowing not to speak any further about the Kerry Shine photo scandal – just a day after it was revealed who took the image.
Toowoomba’s deputy mayor has admitted she took a photo of a council colleague that was then leaked online, bringing an end to a scandal that had been bubbling for months.
A huge parcel of land in Toowoomba has hit the market, and a council incentive could see it become housing for potentially hundreds of residents.
The new owner of a long-standing Toowoomba CBD pub will completely revamp the venue, with a new name also in the mix. Check out the proposed designs here:
As of today it has become more expensive to park in the Toowoomba CBD. Here is what it will cost you.
Despite receiving $100,000 ‘in-principle’ sponsorship from Toowoomba Regional Council, organisers behind a proposed 10-day event say the Garden City’s newest festival is no sure thing. DETAILS HERE.
Toowoomba won’t have a sustainable water source using existing supplies by 2071 if the region suffers from climate change or very high population growth. Read the figures here:
Five-storey units in the middle of suburbia? Residents are gearing up to fight the approval of an ambitious mixed-use development to cater for hundreds of residents. But the man responsible for the design has responded to concerns:
One of the Toowoomba region’s fastest-growing communities could soon have access to more childcare services — but a big hurdle remains for the developer.
Dozens of properties across the Toowoomba region could be auctioned off at the end of the year due to unpaid rates, as the threat of increasing mortgage stress looms. See the galleries here:
Toowoomba’s newest seasonal festival has cleared a major hurdle to launch in 2024, after securing a six-figure sponsorship from the council. But the decision wasn’t without controversy.
One of southern Queensland’s top wedding venues has been approved for its latest venture, with a bizarre condition attached. Read more in our Lockyer Valley council wrap:
Toowoomba’s current water supplies will be insufficient by 2050 — so what are the options? It’s all revealed in the council’s new report:
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