Get your jab: City GP prepares for COVID-19 vaccine rollout
A Toowoomba GP service has started preparations for the arrival of the AstraZeneca vaccine, which was approved for use by the country’s Therapeutic Goods Administration yesterday.
Toowoomba coronavirus
All the latest developments on coronavirus in Toowoomba and the Darling Downs.
‘Critical’ reason MPs need to visit Toowoomba’s small businesses
A community leader has stressed the importance of getting Ministers out to the regions to visit distressed local business owners struggling after the pandemic.
Quarantine facility would be safer than hotels, Deputy Premier says
Deputy Premier Steven Miles says there are big advantages to a purpose built quarantine facility, such as the one being proposed at Wellcamp.
COVID-19 VACCINATIONS: Here’s when Toowoomba will get the jab
The first vials of the Pfizer vaccine have landed in Australia and will be in Toowoomba sooner than you’d think – here’s when.
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Health service confirms one new case of COVID-19
DARLING Downs Health has confirmed one new case of COVID-19 coronavirus in the health service area.
Restaurant donates food to homeless
A Toowoomba restaurant has donated its leftover food to the homeless after closing this week.
Vital Lifeline services still available during pandemic
Lifeline Darling Downs will continue to operate many of its vital services throughout the coronavirus outbreak.
‘This is the end’: Toowoomba CBD cafe shuts permanently
THE owner of a popular Toowoomba cafe has expressed his sadness in announcing the venue would close permanently.
Toowoomba CBD store offers ‘virtual tours’ for customers
FACED with the reality of customers staying away from their store, Donna Mills and Alexandria Cook decided to take the shop experience online.
Toowoomba manufacturer hit by COVID-19 fallout
TOOWOOMBA manufacturer RME has been forced to stand down a small number of staff and retrench others in order to deal with the economic fallout of COVID-19.
Group helping Toowoomba ‘stay ahead’ of coronavirus
A Toowoomba organisation is aiming to help meet the extra needs of the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19: The last time Toowoomba faced pandemic
It was 1919. World War One had just ended and soldiers were returning home in droves, but they were bringing something deadly with them.
Incredible act of generosity a bright point in dark times
An act of generosity has left an 89-year-old Toowoomba man ‘dumbfounded’ and hoping he can find and properly thank his mystery helper.
Virus fears and road closures affecting business
FIRST it was the closure of one lane of traffic that impacted the row of shops on the corner of Glenvale Rd and Greenwattle St. Then came people’s fear of COVID-19.
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