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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.
The new insider sessions are designed for people of all levels and interests, to cater for those who are looking to continuously evolve their knowledge of beauty and wellness.
The company behind a massive medicinal cannabis farm proposed outside Toowoomba is hoping to break ground next month, but city residents are divided on the project
Over the past 10 years health and wellbeing, including the social services sector, has contributed a whopping $1067m to Gross Regional Product.
A Toowoomba store which specialises in home decor is being inundated with orders for his dried flower arrangements.
Photos: The owner of the city’s newest beauty salon described it as a “mystical wonderland”, and once you see inside the incredible business, you’ll know why.
It’s got a price tag and plans have been lodged with the State Government. The Toowoomba Hospital Redevelopment project is steaming ahead.
The new Grand Central Secret Garden playground is here and it’s ready to be explored by children of all ages.
Participants will create artworks and olfactory installations which showcase Toowoomba region’s natural, environmental, and cultural historic and living heritage.
“Explore your autumn story by getting out into the region’s great outdoors, making sure you layer up as the weather cools to create a perfect cross-seasonal wardrobe.”
A surge in hen’s parties means a Toowoomba art studio is booked out until July, but the owner is expanding with a second studio to keep up with demand.
An event being held in Toowoomba at the weekend celebrates getting out and getting active on a bike, with free guided rides to the city.
From a teenager killed in a historic cold case to a council worker who hasn’t been seen for over 20 years, these are Toowoomba’s biggest mysteries and murders.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/toowoomba-cbd/page/9