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One of Toowoomba’s roast chicken fast food outlets has closed its doors last month, but the franchise says there’s still more opportunities for more stores to open in and around the Garden City.
The CBD eatery sells a range of pies, pizzas, sandwiches and gourmet doughnuts and the new owners want to add even more tasty items to the menu.
In the past few months a number of new sports bars have opened in the CBD, with residents able to watch their favourite games on the big screen while enjoying delicious hot dogs, wings and pizzas.
Local and internationally-renowned artists will travel around the southwest performing shows to fill a massive void left in the lives of residents following the disastrous impacts of the pandemic on the arts industry.
THE Toowoomba CBD’s newest laneway is expected to be opened before the end of the year, with council making significant progress on the project.
THE Toowoomba Regional Council has been inundated with suggestions for how to improve the CBD.
A MASSIVE property on the edge of the Toowoomba CBD could sell for upwards of $10 million, after it was listed for sale through LJ Hooker.
A LOCAL business has moved into a property near one of Toowoomba’s busiest intersections, after a lease agreement by Ray White Commercial.
TOOWOOMBA’S newest cinema is finally taking shape, with work progressing well on the V-Max theatre at Grand Central Shopping Centre on Margaret St.
ZIERA Shoes in the Toowoomba CBD has been Louise Jacka’s home away from home for more than 20 years, and her colleagues like a second family.
MY VIEW is a central business district is the heart of any city and is typically a meeting place for all the community.
A PROPOSED 11-storey residential and parking tower in the Toowoomba CBD will help “revitalise” the city’s centre, according to the developer.
GUARANTEED business parking in the Toowoomba CBD will be offered by the council for the first time, after councillors voted to open a tender process to gauge interest in it.
A REAL estate agent is calling on the next TRC to address the issues with the CBD, after it was revealed one in five retail spaces were empty.
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