Revealed: 10 incredible projects reshaping Toowoomba’s future
Toowoomba’s economic future is looking bright if these projects are anything to go by. We explore the 10 developments set to kick our region’s economy into overdrive.
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Toowoomba’s economic future is looking bright if these projects are anything to go by. We explore the 10 developments set to kick our region’s economy into overdrive.
Guests will be staying at Toowoomba’s new quarantine facility within weeks, as the first stage at Wellcamp nears completion. See the photos here.
The owners of a popular Toowoomba entertainment business say they are “beyond angry” at new government restrictions, which have forced them to temporarily close.
Toowoomba’s major candidates at the next Federal Election have taken aim at outspoken One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts, with one calling him a “cowardly opportunist”.
A young family’s life has been turned upside down with their two-year-old battling Leukaemia, as well as a life-threatening infection. Now, her mum is sharing the ‘raw, unfiltered’ journey of childhood cancer with others.
The jeweller has been sponsoring the event since 2017, each year donating an exquisite piece of work to match each gala’s event theme. This year the ring even has a hidden compartment.
Lifeline and LJ Hooker have joined forces to deliver more warmth to the Toowoomba community this winter, but they need your help.
Bulk-billing Medicare services will become more accessible to regional Queensland residents, thanks to tireless advocacy efforts from a Toowoomba doctor. But you’ll have to wait for them.
She’s 10 years into her career, but this Darling Downs nurse has committed to improving her craft with an innovative training program for “healthy ageing”.
After watching their mother battle skin cancer, and in a bid to protect their kids from the same challenges, identical twins from Toowoomba launched their own sunscreen brand.
An eye-opening new podcast will profile Darling Downs farmers and residents who lost their livelihoods during the worst bushfires Queensland has seen in modern times.
It was a hard decision for Toowoomba dad Billy Drury to postpone the event for his daughter Bella on what would have been her fourth birthday, but now the celebration has been rescheduled.
A Toowoomba optometrist is urging women to prioritise their health after new research revealed 81% of Australian women, the equivalent to 62,611 women in Toowoomba, have made a medical appointment and then cancelled or postponed.
With the risk of coronavirus in the Toowoomba community stemmed significantly, Darling Downs Health has announced the permanent closure of a testing clinic.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/toowoomba-health/page/4