Keep up to date with what is happening in the business scene in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
One of Toowoomba’s most prominent developers has sold a shopping centre he created and owned for more than 30 years. It’s the latest in a long list of commercial assets that have changed hands.
If you’ve driven from Toowoomba to Brisbane, you might have stopped at this popular fast-food restaurant. But it will be shut for at least six months, for a specific reason.
The massive mutual company charged with finding Heritage Bank a new home in Toowoomba has received submissions for a suitable parcel of land within the CBD to host the headquarters.
In a bid to further expand across Australia, a Toowoomba-based outdoor adventure business has ‘set up camp’ inside an old council depot.
At the Toowoomba expo there will be vendors offering kids and baby clothes, pregnancy services, alternate remedies, masseuses as well as plus food stalls.
With several world leading specialist dental experts, Toowoomba’s new clinic is teaming with exciting potential for patients of all ages.
It’s been under construction for several months. Now southern Queensland’s newest Bunnings could be sold by the time it opens.
A Toowoomba-first program, which originated in Germany, aids weight loss and a healthier lifestyle and already more than 100 people have signed up, seeing amazing results.
A new business has opened which aims to be a creative space where local creators can sell their wares and where skills can be shared through DIY workshops.
A global iced and bubble tea brand is looking at Toowoomba for its next location. There are 2000 stores across the world, with the brand known for its delicious flavours and unique frost-teas.
It’s Small Business Month, and the Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce is co-ordinating several events to help with networking and brand recognition.
It was maligned for its vacant shopfronts and low business activity. But a major street in the Toowoomba CBD is experiencing a resurgence, and business owners love it.
Three well-established Toowoomba convenience stores have hit the market, for an asking price of $3 million.
The jeweller has been sponsoring the event since 2017, each year donating an exquisite piece of work to match each gala’s event theme. This year the ring even has a hidden compartment.
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