The Wagners are taking their fight against Toowoomba Regional Council to the High Court, arguing a September Court of Appeal decision if left uncorrected would have consequences for the levying of infrastructure charges right across Queensland.
After lodging an appeal over an $82,000 infrastructure charges bill from Toowoomba Regional Council for its tyre recycling plant, this company has had a win in the court.
It was delayed by historic finds and wet weather. Now traffic is flowing again.
The new development, aiming to be complete in mid-2021, will feature dedicated off-street parking and will lie in the centre of the CBD on the same grounds as a historic local site.
New plans have been lodged with Toowoomba Regional Council for a set of six units across from Newtown Park.
It’s been two years since the Valdals first had the idea of building a wedding and function venue in Ravensbourne. Now they’ve set start date for construction.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has endorsed a new incentives policy that has already earned praise from at least one developer.
A plan for six new units in an inner-city suburb of Toowoomba has been proposed to the council.
After being delayed several months, the Department of Transport and Main Roads has revealed when James St will reopen to traffic.
The cost of the almost $10 billion project has blown out 50% to $14.5 billion. But if you want to know where the money is being spent, you’ll just have to wait, according to the Federal Government.
A multi-million dollar battery on the Western Downs will power 57,000 homes around Australia, and now we can see what it will look like in this exciting new footage. Watch it here.
It was meant to be a roughly $10 billion project. Now the Government is throwing another $5.5 billion at it to make it “safer and more efficient”.
When it’s up and running, the facility at Wellcamp will process 8000 tonnes of plastic a year.
The applicant for a massive milk product factory in Toowoomba’s main industrial sector has been approved for an extension to the development by the council.
The Planning and Environment Court has asked for residents concerned about a development at the end of their quiet street to file a statement of facts.
A Federal Labor MP has called on the State Labor Government to “do the right thing” and approve New Acland’s Stage 3 expansion.
The hub will bring together industry, start-ups, SMEs, agribusiness, training providers, supply chains to drive productivity, create jobs and stimulate the economy.
From camping areas to an indoor equestrian centre – this rural property owner has big plans.
In the 1970s it was built into Queensland’s premier horse stud. Now as Toowoomba encroaches on what was once quiet country side, the owners have lodged plans to redevelop.
There are hopes that a proposed 450-lot development outside Glenvale will help address Toowoomba’s land supply issues.
The Toowoomba Regional Council has granted a developer of a series of units a big waiver of infrastructure charges under a policy to encourage investment in small towns.
A test performed on a Toowoomba home has proven just how valuable sustainable houses will be in the city. So why are so many people so opposed?
The Toowoomba Mosque rebuild has been boosted by the deferral of $28,000 in infrastructure charges by the council.
The plan to develop a direct Inland Rail link from Toowoomba to the Port of Brisbane has been supported by one of the region’s top businessmen.
The $92.5 million project is on schedule and will deliver improves health outcomes for the region.
AFTER overcoming the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the pioneering Pulse Data Centre west of Toowoomba is eyeing a potential expansion to meet future demand.
BARGAIN-HUNTERS prepare your wallets – the Lifeline Shop at Highfields is open from 9am today.
THE Court of Appeal has determined costs in the multimillion-dollar Wagners and Toowoomba Regional Council dispute over infrastructure charges.
A LEADING property analyst says Toowoomba is in danger of being left behind other regional centres due to a shortage in available land, saying the housing situation was far worse than even he had expected.
A growth area just outside Toowoomba will get a new supermarket, after plans were approved by the council this week.
A second property developer has taken Toowoomba Regional Council to the Planning and Environment Court to secure a decision on a years-old development application in as many months.
A MAJOR Toowoomba developer is believed to be behind major renovation works at a property on one of the city’s busiest intersections.
THE Toowoomba Regional Council has granted more than $160,000 in incentives and subsidies to four different projects based in regional towns.
A Federal Government route review into the Condamine Floodplain section of the Inland Rail is being finalised.
MORE known for working in transport and agriculture, Don Church is taking on a new challenge with his wife Tuyet to start a nail salon.
THE developer behind an approved expansion to a retirement facility in Toowoomba’s western suburbs says COVID-19 has forced them to delay construction.
A NEW Toowoomba home designed to accommodate people with mental disabilities will prove “life-changing” for its tenants, according to Specialist Disability Accommodation Qld director Deborah Segeren.
A PLANNED medical centre in Toowoomba’s eastern suburbs has been approved by the council.
WORK will start within months on a $280 million road-to-rail freight precinct west of Toowoomba.
THE Planning and Environment Court has decided on an application from a developer to declare his six-lot community title escarpment subdivision was not a “hatchet lot”.
THE region’s major economic lobby group says it expects a pioneering document for Toowoomba will spearhead further investment in manufacturing, renewal energy and transport and logistics.
TOOWOOMBA businesses are getting ready to cash in on the upgrade of the National Broadband Network, with the region part of the first wave of the $4.5 billion investment.
TOOWOOMBA’S $12 billion economy and steady growth has been highlighted in a new prospectus on the region by Trade and Investment Queensland.
THE $3.8 million renovation of a large Toowoomba aged care home has hit a milestone, with 40 rooms given new life.
THE signage for a top British car marque could be appearing along a main Toowoomba road soon, as the city’s dealerships continue to make rebranding changes.
A complex legal battle over the future of the New Acland Coal Mine Stage 3 Expansion will be heard by the full bench of the Australian High Court this morning.
A COMPANY that deals in packaging and distributing grain has been approved to expand its operation in a town west of Toowoomba.
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council has approved GemLife’s establishment of 230 relocatable dwellings, a managers residence, sales office, and associated communal facilities.
The $175 million Wellcamp Entertainment Precinct was unveiled this morning.
BEING the assessor for the development industry is a big part of the Toowoomba Regional Council’s roles and responsibilities.
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