Exclusive: Vonhoff to challenge McDonald for deputy mayor
A showdown is brewing at the coming council meeting, with Councillor Rebecca Vonhoff to challenge incumbent Deputy Mayor Geoff McDonald for his position. Exclusive details here:
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A showdown is brewing at the coming council meeting, with Councillor Rebecca Vonhoff to challenge incumbent Deputy Mayor Geoff McDonald for his position. Exclusive details here:
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.
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.
Council CEO Brian Pidgeon’s contract will be extended again, but the decision was not without controversy after four councillors voted against it.
The owners of a major showroom and homewares centre in Toowoomba has put forward plans for a new 108-place childcare facility next door.
Imagine enjoying a wedding while watching live demonstrations of sheep shearing. That’s what has been proposed for a renovated wool shed southwest of Toowoomba.
2021 was one of the wildest and most action-packed years for the Toowoomba Regional Council on record, and it only seemed to get crazier as the year drew to a close. Here are the highlights from the past 12 months.
Residents living near a planned subdivision in a growth area of Toowoomba have pushed hard against its approval. But the council still gave it the green light.
Residents will soon be able to register interest to buy lots inside what is being described as Toowoomba’s newest masterplanned community, after the first stage was submitted for approval.
It’s been vandalised, abandoned and is infested with termites — even some of the doors have been stolen. But this property was rejected for demolition and now the owners have taken the council to court over it.
A large crowd of anti-mandate protesters packed outside City Hall to listen to Toowoomba’s councillors vote on the controversial restrictions and how they would apply to public facilities.
Toowoomba is expected to have 235,000 residents by 2050 – so where do you put them? The council has weighed up that question with a new growth plan, but there’s a stumbling block.
An innovative Toowoomba company using Australia-first technology to process our waste and rubbish is planning to aggressively expand to meet demand.
A $207,000 report into bullying and sexual harassment complaints within the Toowoomba Regional Council will not be released to the public.
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