Proposed: Camping grounds, walking trails planned for Lockyer Valley
School and church eco-tourism groups will be the target market for a proposed network of camping sites and walking trails on a massive section of land in the Lockyer Valley.
Toowoomba development
Keep up to date with all the latest development approvals and projects in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
‘Massive’ Toowoomba statistic baffles leading population expert
A major statistic about Toowoomba’s middle class has left leading demographer and population expert Simon Kuestenmacher baffled. More from the Future Toowoomba luncheon here.
Mayor hits back at Wagner over council’s Olympic support
Is council “asleep at the wheel” when it comes to securing Olympic events for Toowoomba? Mayor Paul Antonio has responded to John Wagner’s criticisms.
Approved: New units given green light on busy Toowoomba street
The council’s planning department gave the green light last week to a proposal to build eight two-bedroom units in North Toowoomba.
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IGA can now deliver to your door in a dash
DoorDash and IGA partner to deliver Toowoomba customers convenient grocery deliveries right to your door.
Toowoomba floods arts trail among best street art in country
A mosaic art trail in Toowoomba has been named as one of the best public art experiences in the nation.
Research funding now available as part of $12m road safety project
The Federal Member for Groom calls on organisations with an interest in road safety research to apply for funding.
Giant monument north of Toowoomba receives green light
The people have spoken – the giant statue that Kingaroy residents have been fighting for has been approved for construction. Here’s what we can expect.
State Minister calling for support over Darling Downs renewable projects
While renewable energy projects around the Darling Downs are growing rapidly, the opposition has been called upon to clarify their stance on the energy sources.
What happened to 2013 council proposal to buy Mount Lofty site
In 2013, a meeting of the Toowoomba Regional Council’s Environment and Community Committee agreed to purchase the Mount Lofty Rifle Range site. Here’s what happened next.
Sale of historic homestead ensures preservation for next generations
Over the course of its 130 year history, Hamewith has served as a home, as a school for children with disabilities, as a base for the Endeavour Foundation, and then again as a private residence. Here’s what is next.
Stage two is in the works for Toowoomba mental health clinic
The Darling Downs region is the worst region in Australia when it came to suicide rates – and that was before COVID-19 struck.
Quarantine hub gives hope to universities, foreign students
Toowoomba’s proposed quarantine hub could provide a lifeline for the state’s universities, many of which have experienced a significant decline in foreign students.
Opinion: Hub will be a positive for Toowoomba residents
“Surely a purpose-built segregated facility with separated airconditioning systems and a resident care and security staff would benefit all Queenslanders.”
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