Mega gallery: 4000 residents pack out Goods Shed for CraftAlive
It was a massive celebration of skill and creativity at the Rail Goods Shed in Toowoomba this weekend, as CraftAlive returned to the city. Check out our bumper gallery here:
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It was a massive celebration of skill and creativity at the Rail Goods Shed in Toowoomba this weekend, as CraftAlive returned to the city. Check out our bumper gallery here:
The company helmed with building a major new unit tower in the Toowoomba CBD says the project could be transformative for the city’s centre. Details here:
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.
Thousands of corflutes and political signs have already been hammered into the ground across Toowoomba — and plenty of them have been pulled down and vandalised by pranksters, including with googly eyes.
A major Australian bank is reportedly the buyer of two Toowoomba CBD properties totalling $2.5m.
A long-discussed and floated project to revitalise the Toowoomba CBD has been given a huge boost, with $25m included in the SEQ City Deal. Details here:
The builder of one of Toowoomba’s most significant developments in recent years has been placed in administration, putting thousands of creditors at risk.
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.
One of Labor’s most high-profile members dropped into Toowoomba for the first time in seven years to support the party’s Groom candidate. He believes the seat can be made marginal at the upcoming election.
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.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/toowoomba-cbd