Mexican eatery opens second store in Toowoomba
POPULAR Mexican food restaurant Zambrero has launched its second store in Toowoomba, helping to keep people employed during the coronavirus crisis.
Toowoomba business
Keep up to date with what is happening in the business scene in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
Darling Downs REIQ zone chair welcomes rental reforms
THE new COVID-19 regulations for renters and landlords provide a “balanced outcome” for all.
Local businesses demonstrating our economy’s resilience
THE resilience of the Toowoomba regional economy is being tested like never before, thanks to COVID-19.
Divisions emerge in heated debate over deputy mayor’s job
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council has decided who will take up the position of deputy mayor. But as two vied for the post, divisions emerged.
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Blue Care flags Toowoomba nursing home cuts
AGED care provider Blue Care has met with staff ahead of proposed cuts to staffing hours at its Toowoomba nursing home.
Awards showcase businesses putting ability into disABILITY
ONE of Toowoomba’s most popular hairdressing salons has taken out the top gong at the 6th annual Business DisABILITY Awards.
HOT PROPERTY: Stunning homes for sale in Toowoomba
ARE you looking for your next family home? Want something a little different? Here are four homes from around Toowoomba you should check out.
Project giving hope to school-leavers goes ‘gangbusters’
The project gives young women who would otherwise be unable to attend their formal the chance to do so by providing them with a dress.
McGregor Summer Arts Retreat launches 2019 line-up
THE much-loved McGregor Summer Arts Retreat has launched its line-up of workshops to be held at USQ Toowoomba early next year from January 13-19.
Oakey high school student claims state-wide training award
OAKEY’S Lachlan Darr has beaten six other finalists from around the state to be awarded the School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year
Heritage-listed Russell St building sells for $1.1 million
A HERITAGE-listed building on Russell St has changed hands for $1.1 million.
Investigation launched into near-miss on Cunningham Hwy
THE Department of Transport and Main Roads has launched an investigation into an incident that saw a B-Double narrowly avoid smashing into a line-up of cars.
New initiative promoting local farms and produce to eateries
TOOWOOMBA has a history built upon the foundations of a strong agricultural sector. Now the region’s businesses are looking to build a future around it as well.
Small business owners make our city a better place
LAST Friday, LJ Hooker Commercial celebrated 21 years of operation in Toowoomba – quite an achievement and one that Mike and Julie Stewart should be proud of.
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