How council can stop theft of Bum Bum Creek sign
YESTERDAY’S edition contains an article regarding the plight and angst surrounding the disappearance yet again of the two Bum Bum Creek signs.
Tooowoomba regional council
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REVEALED: What’s happening with ALDI at Highfields
ALDI has revealed what is holding up the construction of its upcoming Highfields supermarket.
The stolen Toowoomba sign that keeps getting replaced
A BRIDGE sign in the Toowoomba region popular with pranksters and thieves has again been stolen, according to the council.
New parking rules will force businesses out: CBD store owner
TOOWOOMBA hairdressers are uniting to resist CBD parking changes that will force clients to rotate their cars, with hair rollers, foils and dye still in place.
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Margaret St in desperate need of makeover
IT’S the lack of vibrancy and energy in the CBD that has business owners fearing about the fate of their stores.
Council determined to transform Toowoomba CBD
THE Toowoomba Regional Council undertook a significant planning strategy in 2010 to provide a framework for the delivery of the Toowoomba City Centre Master Pla
Disabled woman lives in fear of crossing road
A DISABLED woman in Crows Nest is in fear for her life every time she crosses the road.
Coffee shop and car wash planned for growing suburb
A CAR wash business is planning a massive expansion in the suburb, with plans submitted for drive-through fast food, a coffee shop, offices and new car wash.
New supermarket for growing Toowoomba region town
A TOWN near Toowoomba is growing up, with plans for its first supermarket going before Toowoomba Regional Council.
O’Hara Sullivan reveals who backed her council campaign
TOOWOOMBA Regional Councillor Megan O’Hara Sullivan revealed four political donations during her election campaign.
Boundary St Upgrade Project to connect to the bypass
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council will upgrade a section of Boundary St to allow a direct route to the new Toowoomba Second Range Crossing.
Antonio supports our jobs campaign
TOOWOOMBA Mayor Paul Antonio has backed The Chronicle’s 100 Jobs in 50 Days campaign and said bridging the gap between employers and job seekers was key.
New retail and lifestyle complex suffers setback
PLANS to develop a massive lifestyle and retail complex in Glenvale hit a hurdle in Toowoomba Regional Council’s development assessment panel meeting today.
Town’s first service station officially approved
A SERVICE station and food outlet is coming to Westbrook, with the project passing through the Toowoomba Regional Council’s development approval process today.
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