Plan to turn horse stud into 450-lot estate reaches next stage
It is one of Queensland’s most famous horse studs that will be transformed into a massive housing estate just outside Toowoomba. Now the project has reached a key stage.
It is one of Queensland’s most famous horse studs that will be transformed into a massive housing estate just outside Toowoomba. Now the project has reached a key stage.
The men behind one of Australia’s largest tool and hardware chains have put forward plans for a massive Toowoomba precinct — and it’s directly opposite its biggest competitor.
A ‘state of the art’ unit will be coming to a major Toowoomba hospital after it was given approval by the council, just two years after its previous extension was built.
The mayor of a regional Queensland council has slammed the Inland Rail, claiming the current route would rip through the heart of their disaster-fatigued region.
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It’ll cost $200 million and create up to 400 jobs over the course of its construction. The region’s newest solar farm is on its way.
An eco retreat in the heart of the Main Range National Park is turning to the future of energy to power its facilities.
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It’s a family-owned and operated nursery business with more than 25 years experience. Now they’ve been given the green light to expand.
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The Toowoomba Regional Council will consider a plan for a multi-tenancy industrial building in the city’s western suburbs.
The influx of Inland Rail workers is expected to have a big impact on Toowoomba’s tight rental market, according to the CEO of TSBE.
After they were unable to secure a meeting yesterday with Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack, landholders were able to express their concerns to the chair of the Senate Inquiry into Inland Rail.
The first meeting of the new advisory group for a key project at the old Bridge St quarry will be held this week.
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