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A Toowoomba business owner’s patent-pending invention could change women’s workwear across the world — and the inspiration was from a bag of chook feed.
A shopping centre in a fast-growing area of the Toowoomba region has set a new yield record, after it was snapped up by a Melbourne investment group for more than $16m.
A Toowoomba childcare centre has hit the market, with investors already circling in a bid to buy into “bricks-and-mortar” properties.
A top industrial site, whose tenant has leasing options until 2062, has hit the market in Toowoomba after it was passed at auction. See details here:
It was a massive celebration of skill and creativity at the Rail Goods Shed in Toowoomba this weekend, as CraftAlive returned to the city. Check out our bumper gallery here:
Dozens of new units in the middle of the Toowoomba CBD are in the pipeline, and one agent says the conditions are finally right for the market to embrace them.
The company helmed with building a major new unit tower in the Toowoomba CBD says the project could be transformative for the city’s centre. Details here:
The most lucrative property sale in the CBD over the past year was a major childcare centre – and the new owner might surprise you. See a list of the biggest transactions in the last 12 months.
A new store in the Toowoomba CBD has brought together some amazing creations by First Nations artisans from across the Darling Downs.
Toowoomba’s development industry has again issued a warning that the city faces a ‘dire’ shortage of available housing. And now the council appears to agree to some extent.
A major Toowoomba entertainment precinct that could generate millions for the region is ready to go now — but only if the developer can secure a commitment from the next government.
Toowoomba has missed out on new infrastructure projects in the new federal budget but there are plenty of regional-based incentives. Find out the latest from the city’s economic leaders:
Toowoomba is getting closer to securing low-cost flights to three major holiday destinations, after the budget airline handling the trips launched a major recruitment drive.
Flights between Toowoomba and Australia’s largest city have returned after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19, with hundreds of passengers expected to use the route every week.
Two childcare centres are earning the interest of big investors after they hit the market at the same time. The agents behind the listings say the industry has never been stronger.
A long-discussed and floated project to revitalise the Toowoomba CBD has been given a huge boost, with $25m included in the SEQ City Deal. Details here:
Residents will need to be double-vaccinated to enter the Toowoomba Showgrounds on Friday for the Royal Show, and organisers say it will cause financial and emotional pain.
With pressure growing on Toowoomba’s housing estate, a major city developer has started work on a new $16.5m project within a leafy suburb. And he’s nearly sold all the lots.
A notable site on the fringe of the Toowoomba CBD has been snapped up for millions by a prominent local developer and former McDonald’s licensee.
Supermarkets and people who are caught taking trolleys away from centres could be penalised under an upcoming council local law.
A major showroom building is slated to be expanded by its owner in Toowoomba’s western suburbs, with a national tenant having already extended its floor space.
The liquidation of a major residential construction company has left hundreds of homeowners on the hook for millions. Now the building watchdog has refunded money to some city residents.
The builder of one of Toowoomba’s most significant developments in recent years has been placed in administration, putting thousands of creditors at risk.
Robyn Vahua dedicates a huge chunk of her week just trying to prove to the NDIS that her son has a disability and needs funding. Now she’s worried he won’t be able to keep living with her.
It was one of Toowoomba’s most prominent restaurants, but now the old Sizzler corner has been transformed to cater for an international business. Details here.
The beauty of Toowoomba’s CBD could be illuminated with plans to install fairylights and lighting projections across intersections and laneways. See the ideas here:
Less than 15 minutes from our CBD people are locked down in the toughest restrictions since the Covid pandemic began, and dozens of residents are in active quarantine.
A new takeaway store has opened, named after the family’s pooch. It sells mouth-watering American style pizzas, burgers and hot dogs, as well as old-fashioned classics.
It is a rarity for a barber to say he’s been able to cut five generations of a family’s hair, but as of this week Greg Gabbett has done just that.
A business that sells mouth-watering New York bakery inspired doughnuts is opening a store in Toowoomba and already fans are expressing their excitement at the news.
The chocolate parlour had a luxurious feel and sold all types of sweets such as melted chocolate pots, churros with dipping sauces, cronuts, fondue, Nutella empanadas.
The new insider sessions are designed for people of all levels and interests, to cater for those who are looking to continuously evolve their knowledge of beauty and wellness.
A Toowoomba service station owner is going above and beyond to help motorists going through difficult times, especially when fuel prices are on the rise.
Families, friends and the likes rushed to be a part of the monumental opening weekend of a brand new eatery in Toowoomba. See all the photos here.
Toowoomba entrepreneur says the region has potential to trump hinterland as wedding mecca of regional Queensland, so long as the industry bands together.
The company behind a massive medicinal cannabis farm proposed outside Toowoomba is hoping to break ground next month, but city residents are divided on the project
While there are a select number of studios which offer hot yoga in Toowoomba, a dedicated hot yoga studio is looking to open in Toowoomba, providing they can find the right franchisee.
One particular industry provided nearly 10 per cent of jobs in Toowoomba, and now community leaders say investment into these businesses could be the secret to success.
It’s going to cost Darling Downs residents more money to bypass Toowoomba on the second range crossing, with prices set to increase in a matter of days. Details here.
There is a new environmental conscience within the hospitality industry, known as the Climatarian. And a Toowoomba restaurant owner is living by this new climate kilometre ideology.
The retail giant has shared the most in-demand purchases, revealing the top toy trends of the year and Toowoomba parents are loving the sales, stocking up for Christmas.
A Toowoomba woman is using her DIY skills to teach others to tap into their creative sides through a range of workshops and private parties.
Its sandwiches are made on artisanal bread with fresh salads and gourmet meats left to slow roast for 14 hours. Now, the brand is looking at opening in Toowoomba.
An innovative fundraising venture is tipped to raise thousands of dollars for the Toowoomba Hospice – but they need help from the public to do it.
A new road map has laid out a big change in Covid restrictions coming to Queensland. Here is everything you will be able to do in Toowoomba of 1am this Friday.
An industry based in Toowoomba are desperately trying to fill jobs taking care of the region’s most vulnerable from the comfort of their own homes.
Legendary cake-maker Mary Reid saw how badly the local wedding industry was affected by Covid-19, which is why she’s helping to launch a new breakfast which will revamp the sector.
The Bavarian is tapping into its culinary heritage and reputation for generous portions and pocket-friendly pricing with the launch of five big impact Winter Platters, built for big appetites.
For just $5, you can purchase a cocktail and simultaneously help save the lives and livelihoods of farmers around our region. Here’s how.
Residents who dine out at Grand Central will not only be treated to live entertainment but can also get their hands on free movie tickets, giving them a chance to check out the new refurbished cinemas.
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