“So bloody grateful”: The incredible city we live in
I must admit, I initial struggled for words, a theme, an event to inspire this week’s column, although you could say there are plenty to choose from.
Toowoomba business
Keep up to date with what is happening in the business scene in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
GALLERY: Beautiful family homes for sale in Toowoomba
ARE you looking for your next family home? Want something a little different? Here are three homes from around Toowoomba you should check out.
Police arrest man after armed servo robbery
DETECTIVES have arrested and charged a man over the armed robbery of a service station on Friday night.
Voters voice their polling booth frustrations and fears
VOTERS at Toowoomba’s polling booths have vented their frustrations and concerns about being made to vote amid a global pandemic.
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GALLERY: St Ursula’s welcomes new principal
TANYA Appleby has been welcomed to her new role as St Ursula’s College principal with a well-attended cocktail party on Friday night.
Kerbside collectors ‘helped themselves to my building tools’
I’d been two months into the somewhat legthy job, with no thought a security as it’s a busy area.
AGED CARE SCANDAL: High school sweetheart had ‘days to live’
A DARLING Downs nursing home is at the centre of a scandal surrounding the care of at least four of its residents.
Riders prepare for bike cruise to beat cancer
ENGINES were revving on the weekend as the Darling Downs Harley Owners group and Toowoomba City Rotary Club prepared for their massive Cruise for Cancer fundraiser next month.
FREE TO A GOOD HOME: One flighty, lonesome camel
VICTORIA the camel, after the sale of her long-term home, is looking for a new one.
When Toowoomba’s Toys R Us will close its doors for good
Children’s toy store Toys R Us looks set to close its Toowoomba store soon.
Draft options for Inland Rail floodplain coming ‘shortly’
DRAFT options and hydrological modelling for the Inland Rail project’s planned crossing of the Condamine floodplain will be released “shortly”, says ARTC.
LONG READ: Inland Rail hopes rest on Barnaby Joyce
HOPE. It’s the one thing landholders up and down the length of the government’s preferred Inland Rail route are clinging to as they move into 2018.
Police on the hunt for alleged fuel thief
POLICE are on the hunt for a man who allegedly performed a petrol drive-off from a service station in Harristown.
African academics tour New Acland’s rehabilitation sites
Senior academics from one of Africa’s leading mining universities toured New Acland Mine on Monday to view the award-winning progressive rehabilitation
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