Plans lodged for $25m Toowoomba health, disability precinct
A $25m project to boost disability and allied health services in Toowoomba has taken a big step forward. Find out when construction could start.
A $25m project to boost disability and allied health services in Toowoomba has taken a big step forward. Find out when construction could start.
The owners of a Toowoomba food institution are going out with a bang, planning a massive party to see out their old building. But all is not lost with plans afoot to reopen in a new space next year.
One of Toowoomba’s wealthiest families has been busy buying up land across southeast Queensland, forking out more than $15m in the process. Here’s why they’re doing it.
A longstanding Toowoomba pub has finally launched an ambitious $1.5m expansion, including a new restaurant and open entertainment space. Check out photos from the launch.
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.
Toowoomba’s status as a national infrastructure investment hot spot will likely put further pressure on an already tight housing market, according to the latest report by a top property analyst.
The developer behind a new milk factory in Toowoomba’s burgeoning industrial zone looks set to start construction in early 2021.
Toowoomba is well placed to buck the COVID-19 economic recession thanks to investment in key industries, according to a leading analyst.
The review of an alternate Inland Rail route came back being more expensive than the government’s preferred route. Now the Deputy Prime Minister is refusing to answer these questions.
A longstanding Toowoomba business has applied to Toowoomba Regional Council to formalise its medium impact industry use of land in an industrial precinct in Wilsonton.
It is the most complex and technically demanding section of the 1700km Inland Rail alignment. Now the companies behind the three consortia bidding for the project can be revealed.
It’s one of the final approvals, short of a mining lease and associated water licence being challenged in the High Court, which New Acland Coal Mine needs for its Stage 3 expansion. And the Oakey Coal Action Alliance is not happy.
Almost four months after he lodged his appeal against a contentious development approval in Clifton, there has been a surprising twist in the legal battle.
A massive public-private partnership that will see 6.5km of tunnelling through the Toowoomba Range as the Inland Rail heads east is a step closer.
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