Keep up to date with all that's happening in the Toowoomba CBD including new projects, developments, and businesses opening and closing.
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.
One of Toowoomba’s tallest buildings could be sold or repurposed by Heritage Bank and it’s opened the door for a wealth of future opportunities. Here’s what leading property voices had to say.
It’s the design and video that has sparked conversation across the city, including some very ambitious elements. Now the team behind the concept have revealed the vision driving it.
One of Toowoomba’s homegrown success stories has revealed it will invest millions into a new headquarters in the CBD, with the office to feature a “campus-style”.
A historical street in the Toowoomba CBD will soon be reopened to the public fully, as the council prepares to finish the first stage of a $7.5m refresh project.
One person has been taken to hospital following a crash in Toowoomba’s CBD on Thursday morning.
Toowoomba leaders have called on for more support to Garden City businesses who are, despite not being in lockdown, are suffering due to impact of restrictions in neighbouring regions.
The beauty of Toowoomba’s CBD could be illuminated with plans to install fairylights and lighting projections across intersections and laneways. See the ideas here:
Less than 15 minutes from our CBD people are locked down in the toughest restrictions since the Covid pandemic began, and dozens of residents are in active quarantine.
A sci-fi adventure film shot in the Darling Downs is gaining attention internationally, and it hasn’t even premiered yet. Watch the trailer here and find out how you can attend the premier.
The chocolate parlour had a luxurious feel and sold all types of sweets such as melted chocolate pots, churros with dipping sauces, cronuts, fondue, Nutella empanadas.
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