$20,000 raised in Toowoomba for children in need
With one in six young people living in poverty even before the outbreak of COVID, the pandemic has shone a light on the impact of disadvantage on a child’s education.
Toowoomba coronavirus
All the latest developments on coronavirus in Toowoomba and the Darling Downs.
Aged care facility receives city’s first Pfizer vaccines
After a week of delays, a Toowoomba aged care facility has received the first doses of the Pfizer vaccine – see what the residents had to say.
New COVID-19 jab lands in country as city waits on Pfizer rollout
Three hundred thousand doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine have landed in Australia as Toowoomba still waits on the first phase of the nationwide rollout.
Questions remain on when city will receive first doses
A number of Toowoomba aged care facilities have had their COVID-19 vaccination sessions postponed, with the Department of Health and its contracted facilitator yet to provide alternate dates.
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Toowoomba business develops free pandemic help tools
A TOOWOOMBA consulting company has used their expertise in hygienic food processing to develop free, practical, and informative templates and tools.
Darling Downs REIQ zone chair welcomes rental reforms
THE new COVID-19 regulations for renters and landlords provide a “balanced outcome” for all.
Contractor forced to pull down road closure sign
GLENVALE Convenience Plus owner Adam Sack was driving to work at 4am on Saturday when he first saw the sign saying Greenwattle St would be closed from yesterday.
Home-cooked meals for the homeless
Homeless Outreach Services has been overwhelmed with people volunteering to cook for the homeless.
Charity adapts services to growing restrictions
YellowBridge is growing and changing its services to continue to provide to the community.
How nursery is adapting to social distancing restrictions
A Toowoomba nursery has started delivering plants in order to adapt to coronavirus restrictions.
How you can still get hands on Sizzler cheese toast
Sizzler is cooking take away cheese toast for Toowoomba residents.
Families adapt to Easter in isolation
Easter in isolation has meant some families had to give up their Easter traditions.
Allied Health practitioners a good first port of call
AMIDST the shutdown of non-essential services, there are a number of unsung heroes keeping things ticking away in the background.
Kids express thanks to hospital staff
The Toowoomba Hospital Foundation has received over 50 letters from kids writing to thank hospital staff.
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