Toowoomba school to ‘modernise’ with major campus revamp
A small Christian school has plans to “modernise” its learning experience for students, with a major revamp of its Toowoomba campus.
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$100m Australia-first aircraft recycling facility coming to regional Qld
Aircraft will fly in from all over Australia to be dismantled and recycled at a major regional Queensland airport, as part of nation-first fully-sustainable operation worth potentially $100m in the future.
Qld council’s big change to caravan laws as housing crisis grows
As the state’s housing crisis continues, a southeast Queensland council has taken a bold step to relax caravan laws on people’s properties. Here’s how it works.
400 homes: Inside the new $360m Toowoomba housing projects
Two new housing projects in Toowoomba’s western corridor, being spearheaded by one of the state’s top developers, could unlock more than 400 homes across the city. Here’s why.
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Equestrian dreams hang on with bated breath
In less than 48 hours plans for the 2032 Olympics and whether they include Toowoomba to host equestrian events will be released, leaving the community and organisers with bated breath.
Massive land parcel in heart of prized suburb flagged for 80+ homes
Toowoomba Regional Council has agreed to sell off a 2 hectare block of land in the middle of a popular Toowoomba suburb, which is estimated to be suitable for more than 80 dwellings.
‘Awesome idea’ or ‘pipe dream’? $450m steel mill project divides locals
Your say: Residents have had plenty of thoughts on a new plan to build Queensland’s first new steel mill in 30 years in Toowoomba.
‘Far and wide’: The nuclear map green activists want you to see
An Australian environmental activist group has released new mapping they say shows the risks nuclear energy could pose to some of the biggest population centres across the country, if a catastrophic event were to occur. SEE THE MAP
Nearly 1000 jobs: $450m Qld plan for ‘green’ steel mill revealed
Nearly 1000 jobs could be supported by a $450m plan to build Queensland’s first steel mill in three decades in a regional city. Here’s why its founders say the project stacks up:
‘Great opportunity’: Ratepayers foot $17k for industry conference
Council has unanimously voted to sponsor a key industry conference at the Empire Theatre this year for $17,000, with proponents arguing it could inject $1.6m into the local economy.
Carnival’s ‘strategic plan’ adopted, but festival future still cloudy
The council may have adopted its strategic plan for the future of the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers, but there is still no clarity on one of its signature events. Here’s when we should get an answer:
Service station, drive-through outlet planned for fast-growing suburb
A new commercial precinct with a service station, car wash and food outlets could be coming to a fast-growing part of the Toowoomba region.
‘Short-sighted’: Councillor’s concerns over Highfields CBD plan
Changes to a new town centre for one of Toowoomba’s fastest-growing regions has alarmed a veteran councillor as the backlash continues over one of its most controversial elements.
Calls to pause controversial town centre after master plan backlash
The Toowoomba council’s revamped master plan for Highfields’ new town centre has been slammed by some residents and community groups for significant changes.
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