Toowoomba CBD business asks employees to stay home
A TOOWOOMBA business has told its staff to stay home amid growing concerns about coronavirus across the region.
Toowoomba business
Keep up to date with what is happening in the business scene in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
New restrictions for visiting loved ones in aged care homes
NEW restrictions have come into place in Toowoomba and across Queensland for people wanting to visit loved ones in aged care facilities.
CLOSED: Empire performances cancelled after new bans
THE Empire Theatre is closed and all performances are cancelled, following the Government’s announcement of a ban on indoor public gatherings over 100 people.
CBD hotel closes bistro as virus fears bite into trade
IT WAS Friday, as Tatts Hotel owner John Clarkson described to his staff, which was the day “the world went mad”.
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Chance for Queenslanders to nominate everyday heroes
Queenslanders now have a chance to recognise their own local heroes, with nominations now open for the 2018 QBANK Everyday Heroes Awards.
Research project shows how technology can help older people
A USQ research project has shown how fitness trackers might assist active older people to maintain or increase their activity and sociability levels.
Are there too many retail stores in Toowoomba?
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How much Oakey childcare centre owes employees, creditors
FORMER workers and 93 creditors owed thousands in the wake of the collapse of a childcare centre in Oakey last month
OPEN FOR BUSINESS: New stores open doors at Grand Central
FROM a new east Asian food stall, to fashion boutiques, motoring stores and mattress store, there have been several changes to Grand Central Shopping Centre.
Toowoomba program helping youngsters at risk of homelessness
WHILE going through a rough patch at the start of the year, Sapphire Young made a decision that would change her life for the better.
GALLERY: Amazing transformation of East Toowoomba cottage
AN EAST Toowoomba workers cottage that has undergone an incredible transformation has hit the market for $695,000.
Police lay charges over rail protest at Jondaryan
POLICE have charged two climate change protesters after they chained themselves to a barrel on the rail line at Jondaryan, blocking it for more than six hours.
Gruelling Toowoomba event has new date for 2019
ONE of Toowoomba’s most physically challenging events has a new date for 2019.
Anti-coal protesters arrested after 6-hour stand-off
CLIMATE change protesters have halted the movement of coal trains at Jondaryan, after locking themselves to a concrete barrel on the rail line.
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