Keep up to date with what is happening in the business scene in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
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.
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.
Unlike many of her contemporaries in small business, Leisa Bowtell’s food van is making a killing. She’s hoping others will be able to cash in as restrictions start to lift.
A project that could revitalise a small town north of Toowoomba has advanced to the next stage, which could end up delivering new jobs to the community.
After booking her flights and other matters through Globetrotters Travel, Caitlin Nass said she was excited to be getting on a plane again to head overseas.
A new shopping, medical and entertainment precinct has been planned for a fast-growing community east of Toowoomba and one of the tenants has already been identified.
Toowoomba childcare centres have been battling outbreaks of Covid-19 for several weeks, with some facilities hit harder than others. Here is an up-to-date list.
It’s a ‘striking’ property in an area of the city centre rapidly transforming. Now this building has found its first tenant.
A longstanding parcel of land along one of Toowoomba’s busiest streets is back on the market, with a view of transforming the site into a mixed-use development.
The cutting of parking fees is a response to pleas for help from the city’s business community.
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