‘Senseless’: Developer offers cash reward over subdivision graffiti
A $5000 reward has been offered to help catch vandals who again targeted a fast-selling Toowoomba housing estate — this time with spray paint.
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‘Stacks up on all fronts’: United push to bring Olympic event to Toowoomba
The city that has produced equestrian Olympic medallists like Christopher Burton has united behind a push to host all horse events at the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games.
Revealed: Work starts on $250m Toowoomba over-50s resort
One of Queensland’s top retirement resort developers has reached a key stage with its newest Toowoomba project, which includes space for more than 360 homes.
New water treatment plant to unlock tens of thousands of new homes
Some 33,000 lots will soon be unlocked in an area of Toowoomba region set for major growth after the announcement of a new water treatment plant.
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‘$5000 reward’: Developer outraged at tree vandalism
A regional Qld developer is offering a $5000 reward for any tip offs after multiple saplings were vandalised throughout their development.
Calls for city to be included in latest koala mapping
Environmental groups are pushing for the council to tighten protections and update koala habitat maps to prevent gaps and loopholes in the planning scheme from being exploited.
City’s Olympic dream still alive as Janetzki makes call on key project
Toowoomba’s dream of hosting events at the Olympics is still alive — just — after new treasurer David Janetzki revealed a major project was part of the LNP’s 100-day review.
Booming small town’s major housing estate reaches key stage
A Toowoomba region township that has boomed since Covid-19 is set for even more housing following an application to council.
Mayor urges LNP to include Toowoomba in 100-day Olympics review
With the new LNP government reviewing every venue for the 2032 Olympics, Toowoomba mayor Geoff McDonald has urged the party to make good on a pre-election pledge around one site.
LNP’s potential first pumped hydro project earmarked
After the scrapping of the bloated Pioneer-Burdekin pumped hydro scheme, an ongoing purchase of a different project has suggested what the LNP will use to start replacing it:
‘Snail’s pace’: Why signs were pulled down at future burger chain site
The removal of branded signage around the site of a future fast food restaurant in Toowoomba has fuelled speculation the dream is dead. Now the man responsible for building it has set the record straight:
‘Where we want to stay’: Big population boost for booming small town
A country lifestyle just minutes from the city? Families from across Queensland are converging on a small but booming Darling Downs town for a very specific reason.
Revealed: $100m interstate developer’s plan for massive city childcare centre
A growing Toowoomba suburb could be getting a new major childcare centre thanks to an interstate developer with a track record worth $100m.
Australia’s first appendectomy and more: Inside our Museum of Health
Australia’s first appendectomy on a table in a bedroom and the transformation of mental health care, find out what’s to come in Toowoomba’s new Museum of Health.
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