Toowoomba business identity and first-term councillor Gary Gardner has called for a full revamp of the council’s finance reporting, arguing he and his colleagues weren’t getting the “full picture”.
There have been chaotic scenes outside city hall as more than 50 supporters of the Toowoomba Aerodrome gathered ahead of a controversial council vote on Tuesday.
Whistleblowers within Toowoomba Regional Council have revealed the major issues and scandals plaguing City Hall, as The Chronicle calls for accountability from our elected officials. Go inside our special investigation here.
Councillors have nearly unanimously voted in sweeping changes to its portfolio system, which will see councillors spread across a variety of committees. Here’s how it will work.
Mayor Paul Antonio and Groom MP Garth Hamilton have responded to the federal government’s budget, with both holding concerns about the future of two major Toowoomba projects.
More units have been planned for Toowoomba’s southern suburbs, covering three storeys and featuring disability accommodation. Here’s where it will go:
Essential childcare services could be boosted in a fast-growing community east of Toowoomba, after a proposal was lodged for a new centre with 150 places.
The program has been revealed for this year’s Carnival of Flowers, which injects tens of millions into the economy every year. Here are the highlights for 2023.
Heritage Bank and People’s Choice has identified where it will build its new head office in Toowoomba, and also why it couldn’t simply redevelop its current home.
Which councillor should replace mayor Paul Antonio if he was to retire early? We want to hear your thoughts. Vote in our poll here.
One of Australia’s biggest banks has started work on its new branch in the heart of the Toowoomba CBD, and also revealed in the local investment value.
The 41-year local government veteran shut down rumours that his retirement is imminent but stopped short of saying he will see out the rest of his term to 2024.
The famous Chronicle Garden Competition has kicked off again for 2023 with a special launch and there is plenty of new information about categories and criteria. Details here:
Improvements will be made to warn hikers of the dangers of climbing Table Top Mountain following a spate of rescues on the iconic landmark.
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