Sneak peek: Prestigious school reveals look of $14m expansion
A Toowoomba private school will undergo the most significant expansion in its history, announcing the lead contractor for the $14.5m project. See an exclusive sneak peek here:
Toowoomba development
Keep up to date with all the latest development approvals and projects in Toowoomba and on the Darling Downs.
How last-minute council move held back work on $2.2m city servo
A last-minute council request has held back the start of construction on a new service station at a major Toowoomba intersection.
Work starts on $16.5m project to ease city’s housing pressures
With pressure growing on Toowoomba’s housing estate, a major city developer has started work on a new $16.5m project within a leafy suburb. And he’s nearly sold all the lots.
Approved: What’s coming to one of Toowoomba’s richest streets
It’s one of Toowoomba’s richest streets, boasting extravagent mansions and gorgeous escarpment views. Now a new development has been approved on Millionaire’s Row.
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250 jobs: Toowoomba firm expanding as part of futuristic vision
An innovative Toowoomba company using Australia-first technology to process our waste and rubbish is planning to aggressively expand to meet demand.
New plans: Berghofer reveals vision for Toowoomba growth area
He’s developed more lots than any other person in Toowoomba’s history. Now Clive Berghofer has outlined plans for an expansion of a new subdivision.
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.
‘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.
Future Toowoomba: Olympians, leaders want unity ahead of 2032 games
It’s considered a once-in-a-generation opportunity for the Toowoomba region — but only if we seize it. That’s the message from Olympians and business leaders at a special luncheon exploring possibilities with the 2032 Brisbane Games.
Why NT quarantine breach won’t happen at new Wellcamp facility
Just days after three teens escaped from the NT quarantine facility the Wellcamp hub is based on, the State Government has outlined how they will prevent it from happening.
City home to become Airbnb despite protests from neighbours
Neighbours living on a quiet street on the edge of the Toowoomba escarpment have reported their opposition to an Airbnb proposal nearby. But the council still approved it.
Lockyer Valley abattoir approved for massive expansion
A top beef feedlotting company has been approved for plans to expand its main processing facility east of Toowoomba.
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