Keep up to date with all that's happening in the Toowoomba CBD including new projects, developments, and businesses opening and closing.
The Bavarian is tapping into its culinary heritage and reputation for generous portions and pocket-friendly pricing with the launch of five big impact Winter Platters, built for big appetites.
Residents who dine out at Grand Central will not only be treated to live entertainment but can also get their hands on free movie tickets, giving them a chance to check out the new refurbished cinemas.
A Toowoomba cafe which soared to popularity shortly after opening has hit the market, with the owners listing the grocer for sale this month.
Five drivers in the region were almost killed in accidents around level crossings between Oakey and Gatton, causing operators to issue a desperate plea.
Toowoomba families have the chance to dine out, see a movie and play arcade games together for free every month for the next year. Find out how here.
A mosaic art trail in Toowoomba has been named as one of the best public art experiences in the nation.
Knives and lighters were among the items stolen from a city tobacco kiosk during a break and enter on Tuesday morning.
A virtual restaurant has closed its kitchen after a few short months in Toowoomba.
The Powerhouse is set for a massive night of jazz, rock, pop, and everything in between. Here’s what you need to know.
Ghost kitchens have grown in popularity in the past 18 months. While these virtual restaurants have no physical shop front, they still serve up some tasty food. Here are 5 in town you can order from.
Even man’s best friend needs some looking after some time. This company has put forward plans for a doggie daycare close to the CBD.
After one month into my new life in Toowoomba and the Garden City is starting to feel more and more like home.
A group of Toowoomba animal rights protesters claim their social media supporters grow in numbers daily.
It’s the Toowoomba CBD’s newest cafe – and the business has already found a way to give back to the community.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/toowoomba-cbd/page/11