TGIF: 10 things to do in Toowoomba this weekend
With a tonne of live music from Aussie legends like John Williamson and The Rubens this weekend, it looks like Toowoomba is in for a stellar few days.
Toowoomba schools
Find out all you need to know about private and public schools in Toowoomba and across the Darling Downs.
New study will answer crucial questions about PFAS exposure
A new study performed over a number of years will decide how PFAS exposure really is impacting the residents of Oakey, and two other Australian towns.
USQ researcher stresses importance of neurodiversity in the workforce
Young adults with autism are being sidestepped as employers fail to see the upside of a neurodiverse workplace new research from the University of Southern Queensland has found.
Seven egg-citing things to do these school holidays
Here’s all the great events and activities happening around the region these school holidays. Whether it be meeting some cute Aussie animals or learning some cool new skate tricks, there’s something for everyone.
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NASA joins with USQ to explore growing food on Mars
Scientists from NASA and researchers from USQ have joined forces to answer the big question: is there food on Mars?
Chirp of approval: New kindy welcomes students and class pets
A Darling Downs school has announced the opening of their new kindy program.
What’s on agenda for Toowoomba’s new education group
A new organisation aimed at promoting Toowoomba as an education destination has been launched. Here’s what is on the agenda.
Gallery: All the photos from the St Joseph’s year 12 formal
We captured all the action from the first formal of the Toowoomba school year. Who can you spot in the gallery below?
1.5 million reasons to preserve Toowoomba’s photographic history
A historical significance assessment could be the key to unlocking the preservation of Toowoomba Chronicle photograph archives.
Researcher highlights potential positives from Facebook block
Yesterday saw many news, and other outlets, blocked off Facebook, but their could be a silver lining to the changes according to a USQ researcher.
New grants to fund USQ students’ overseas trips
Adventure awaits! USQ is offering a new overseas education experience thanks to a bout of Government funding. Here’s where the scholarship will take you.
A side of slime: family launches Darling Downs’ first snail farm
Meet the family who have launched a regional farming first with orders already taking off much faster than a snail’s pace.
Planting the seed: Kindy opens community street library
A Toowoomba kindergarten has launched their very own seed and book library for the wider Toowoomba community to enjoy.
Why interest in health courses has sky rocketed since pandemic hit Toowoomba
Money and job security are two reasons interest in health courses at USQ has increased since COVID-19 hit Toowoomba. A USQ academic has weighed in on why students are now rushing to study.
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