The creation of a massive defence and aerospace precinct outside Toowoomba will feature building designs not seen before in the Garden City. Find out when construction will start here:
The clearing of hundreds of mature trees in Highfields has led to thousands of residents calling for changes to council laws. Find out the reasons here:
One of Toowoomba’s largest shopping centres looked set to be sold in a $500m offer, but its owners have since pulled the plug on a deal. Find out the reasons here:
A major retirement resort north of Toowoomba could become even larger, after plans were put forward for an expansion worth dozens of new homes. Details here:
This Toowoomba-based medicinal cannabis business has just received a key approval on its way to having a shovel-ready project by early next year. FIND OUT MORE HERE:
A multinational construction giant has signed on to Asterion’s Toowoomba cannabis farm project. Here’s what it means for the project timeline.
It’s been three years since the Federal Government announced it had preferred Inland Rail route in the Toowoomba region. Now Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has revealed his position on a recent review.
The new owners of an iconic Toowoomba CBD venue have revealed when the pub will be open again, following weeks of extensive renovations.
Toowoomba developer Clive Berghofer has released nearly 50 new vacant lots onto the city’s tight property market, with his company selling them earlier than normal to meet growing demand for residential allotments.
Farmers have called for the Federal Government to await the outcome of the Senate Inquiry and the report of an independent panel of experts reviewing flood modelling before progressing with an Environmental Impact Statement for the Border to Gowrie section of the route.
An application from a Toowoomba Catholic school to vary the planning scheme has revealed the college’s future plans.
For four years developers and Toowoomba Regional Council worked on a master planned 500-lot housing estate in Glenvale. Now in court documents the council has explained why it wants to refuse the development application.
The Endeavour Foundation has launched a $35 million initiative to build and refurbish more than 80 disability access homes across the state. Fifteen of these will be in Toowoomba – here’s where.
It has been more than six months since Toowoomba Regional Council approved a two-stage retirement and residential development next to a historic homestead in Middle Ridge. Now a group of concerned residents have lodged an appeal.
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