Region’s GP clinics get vaccination nod for phase 1b
A number of GP clinics across the region have received approval for phase 1b of the vaccination rollout, while the city’s aged care residents still wait on delayed phase 1a rollout.
Toowoomba coronavirus
All the latest developments on coronavirus in Toowoomba and the Darling Downs.
‘Slowdown’ in vaccine rollout impacts Toowoomba facilities
The city’s aged care facilities have experienced more delays in the wait for the Federal Government’s Pfizer vaccine rollout, something that has been attributed in part to the processes of HealthCare Australia.
City’s Pfizer vaccine rollout postponed due to logistics
The wait is set to continue for aged care residents with the Pfizer vaccine’s rollout in Toowoomba being delayed due to logistical issues.
Committee awaiting detail before announcing Anzac Day plans
The committee organising Toowoomba’s Anzac Day commemorations has welcomed the announcement the event will proceed as normal around the state.
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Teaming up to deliver hundreds of meals to elderly
Liebke Tyres and Emerge Cafe cooked up a storm to deliver hearty meals to the elderly over Easter.
Tighter travel restrictions at Queensland border
Further restrictions have been put in place to tighten controls at the Queensland border.
One new COVID-19 case confirmed on Good Friday
Darling Downs Health confirmed one new case of coronavirus in the region yesterday.
Fly-by Toowoomba visit for Health Minister
QUEENSLAND Health Minister Dr Steven Miles touched on Toowoomba’s raised coronavirus numbers during a visit to Toowoomba Hospital on Thursday afternoon.
Flower deliveries brighten community
The Highfields Community Church has delivered over 800 flowers throughout their community.
Toowoomba author writes third book in isolation
A Toowoomba man is being very productive with his time in self-isolation, spending time writing his third book.
Police primed to fine during Easter break
MOTORISTS who violate road rules and who do not have a valid reason to be travelling will be fined an extra $1334 for breaking COVID-19 movement restrictions.
Darling Downs Health confirms new case of COVID-19
DARLING Downs Health has confirmed another case of COVID-19 in the region today.
‘Share the warmth’ with those in need this winter
Lifeline Darling Downs has launched an appeal to help keep the community warm this winter.
Data shows Queensland falling short on social distancing
While you may think your social distancing efforts are adequate, chances are you are wrong.
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