Council renews pet registration inspection programs
THE Toowoomba Regional Council will continue its inspection program for unregistered dogs across the region.
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Regional towns move to high-level water restrictions
MORE towns in the Toowoomba region have been escalated to high-level water restrictions by the council.
Inquiries flooding in to hire Toowoomba Rail Goods Shed
INQUIRIES to hire the newly-renovated Rail Goods Shed in the CBD have been flowing in from the public, according to the Toowoomba Regional Council.
Council to auction these properties unless owners pay up
Property owners facing forced sale of their land due to unpaid rates and charges.
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Plans for 7-Eleven in Highfields anger residents
A DEVELOPER has submitted plans for a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week 7-Eleven at Highfields in a move that has angered residents.
Council reveals when all of Neil St will be two way traffic
MOTORISTS will be happy to find out that Neil St will be open to two-way traffic from Thursday, June 16.
Only deal with licensed water carriers: council
AS THE drought continues across the region, the Toowoomba Regional Council is warning residents to deal with licensed water carriers.
Council eyes two Commonwealth Games teams
A DARLING Downs-South West Queensland group is working with the State Government to maximise benefits from the 2018 Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast.
Council aims to steer stake-holders in right direction
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council has issued a warning to all residents to beware of roaming stock.
Toowoomba to roll out red carpet for Alyssa Azar
UPDATE: Toowoomba Mayor Paul Antonio said council was “playing a part in a special home-coming” of adventurer Alysssa Azar.
Council to decide on fate of abattoir at Wellcamp
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council will today decide whether to approve an abattoir on Toowoomba’s outskirts.
Leaders unite to mark Fatality Free Friday
SEVEN Darling Downs families torn apart by road tragedies is too high a price to pay for unsafe or inattentive driving.
Mayor concerned about impact of second Bunnings store
CONSTRUCTION of the second Bunnings warehouse at the former foundry site has Mayor Paul Antonio still concerned about the development.
Council’s road safety strategy to reduce deaths by 35%
TOOWOOMBA Council will mark Fatality Free Friday in the knowledge its strategic approach to road safety is paying dividends and contributing to saving lives.
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