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One of the city’s most recognisable eyesores has sat unused for more than a decade. Following a rejected shopping centre proposal, a leading agent has give his thoughts on what could occupy the site.
It’s a massive project years in the making, but a long-awaited sports precinct slated for Toowoomba has reached a significant milestone.
One of the nation’s top banks has lodged plans for a new branch in the Toowoomba CBD, and the lender has explained why a fresh location was needed. Take a look inside here.
Just over four months since it was requested by Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack, the Department of Infrastructure has quietly published an independent review of the Border to Gowrie Inland Rail route.
More than three years after it was burned to the ground, there is finally activity at the site of the old Amigo’s restaurant in the Toowoomba CBD.
It took $15 million to build and features a state-of-the-art emergency department and radiology centre. Now’s your chance to check it out without having to arrive in the back of an ambulance.
It’s one of the last remaining open blocks of land in Cranley, next to the future site of the new Toowoomba Hospital, and now a developer has resubmitted plans to transform it into a housing estate.
IT’S a familiar sight to travellers as they head along the Warrego Hwy to the west of Toowoomba, and now the owner has lodged plans to redevelop the site.
It was first proposed in April 2019 in a quiet East Toowoomba street, but more than a year on, the proponent has withdrawn plans for a multi-unit development.
A local council has called upon the State Government to rectify a series of issues in the region, including travel avenues between the metropolitan cities and the regions.
Work on the construction of a new aged care facility north of Toowoomba worth tens of millions is nearing completion and expected to be finished by March 2021.
One of Toowoomba’s top developers has been approved to add a new shop on the ground floor of a major new residential tower near the CBD.
Defence Housing Australia has revealed in senate estimates it has withdrawn its court appeal against the Toowoomba Regional Council’s decision to reject a controversial housing estate in Mount Lofty.
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