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Join Soup & Chant Night in Toowoomba on 24 May for music, meditation & free soup at Groom Park Hall, 5–7PM.
Drive for Life needs Toowoomba mentors! Help youth learners (16–25) clock 100 hours.
March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Sam Bryce urges Toowoomba to be Purple Heroes. Read his moving family story.
Over 1,000 Toowoomba children will gain access to three days of subsidised early learning under the Three-Day Guarantee from January 2026.
Jeannie Healy shares her reflections on IWD, celebrating women’s progress and leading wellness programs at Carinity Brownesholme in Highfields.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Grand Central’s award-winning Colours of Culture campaign secured a $5,000 grant for Indigenous youth programs in Toowoomba.
Unpaid carers in Toowoomba are calling for better government support, with Darling Downs Warrior Carers Support Group’s national petition.
Toowoomba will benefit from a $32 million SEQ Liveability Fund investment- upgrades for mountain bike trails and amenities.
What’s Happening? The Gympie Music Muster has named River’s Gift as its official charity partner for 2025, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to supporting rural families and communities. The partnership will shine a spotlight on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and the vital work being done to prevent it. At the festival, River’s Gift will launch its new children’s book, ‘Finding Hope’, which introduces safe sleep guidelines in an engaging way. Festivalgoers will also be able to purchase ‘Hope the Elephant’ teddies, with proceeds going toward the charity’s $100,000 fundraising goal. Why It Matters? As a not-for-profit festival, the Gympie Music Muster has a history of giving back, and this year, it’s focusing on an issue that directly affects families across
Join Soup & Chant Night in Toowoomba on 24 May for music, meditation & free soup at Groom Park Hall, 5–7PM.
Drive for Life needs Toowoomba mentors! Help youth learners (16–25) clock 100 hours.
March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Sam Bryce urges Toowoomba to be Purple Heroes. Read his moving family story.
Over 1,000 Toowoomba children will gain access to three days of subsidised early learning under the Three-Day Guarantee from January 2026.
Jeannie Healy shares her reflections on IWD, celebrating women’s progress and leading wellness programs at Carinity Brownesholme in Highfields.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Grand Central’s award-winning Colours of Culture campaign secured a $5,000 grant for Indigenous youth programs in Toowoomba.
Unpaid carers in Toowoomba are calling for better government support, with Darling Downs Warrior Carers Support Group’s national petition.
Toowoomba will benefit from a $32 million SEQ Liveability Fund investment- upgrades for mountain bike trails and amenities.
What’s Happening? The Gympie Music Muster has named River’s Gift as its official charity partner for 2025, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to supporting rural families and communities. The partnership will shine a spotlight on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and the vital work being done to prevent it. At the festival, River’s Gift will launch its new children’s book, ‘Finding Hope’, which introduces safe sleep guidelines in an engaging way. Festivalgoers will also be able to purchase ‘Hope the Elephant’ teddies, with proceeds going toward the charity’s $100,000 fundraising goal. Why It Matters? As a not-for-profit festival, the Gympie Music
Join Soup & Chant Night in Toowoomba on 24 May for music, meditation & free soup at Groom Park Hall, 5–7PM.
Drive for Life needs Toowoomba mentors! Help youth learners (16–25) clock 100 hours.
March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Sam Bryce urges Toowoomba to be Purple Heroes. Read his moving family story.
Over 1,000 Toowoomba children will gain access to three days of subsidised early learning under the Three-Day Guarantee from January 2026.
Jeannie Healy shares her reflections on IWD, celebrating women’s progress and leading wellness programs at Carinity Brownesholme in Highfields.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Grand Central’s award-winning Colours of Culture campaign secured a $5,000 grant for Indigenous youth programs in Toowoomba.
Unpaid carers in Toowoomba are calling for better government support, with Darling Downs Warrior Carers Support Group’s national petition.
Toowoomba will benefit from a $32 million SEQ Liveability Fund investment- upgrades for mountain bike trails and amenities.
What’s Happening? The Gympie Music Muster has named River’s Gift as its official charity partner for 2025, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to supporting rural families and communities. The partnership will shine a spotlight on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and the vital work being done to prevent it. At the festival, River’s Gift will launch its new children’s book, ‘Finding Hope’, which introduces safe sleep guidelines in an engaging way. Festivalgoers will also be able to purchase ‘Hope the Elephant’ teddies, with proceeds going toward the charity’s $100,000 fundraising goal. Why It Matters? As a not-for-profit festival, the Gympie Music Muster has a history of giving back, and this year, it’s focusing on an issue that directly affects families across
Join Soup & Chant Night in Toowoomba on 24 May for music, meditation & free soup at Groom Park Hall, 5–7PM.
Drive for Life needs Toowoomba mentors! Help youth learners (16–25) clock 100 hours.
March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Sam Bryce urges Toowoomba to be Purple Heroes. Read his moving family story.
Over 1,000 Toowoomba children will gain access to three days of subsidised early learning under the Three-Day Guarantee from January 2026.
Jeannie Healy shares her reflections on IWD, celebrating women’s progress and leading wellness programs at Carinity Brownesholme in Highfields.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Grand Central’s award-winning Colours of Culture campaign secured a $5,000 grant for Indigenous youth programs in Toowoomba.
Unpaid carers in Toowoomba are calling for better government support, with Darling Downs Warrior Carers Support Group’s national petition.
Toowoomba will benefit from a $32 million SEQ Liveability Fund investment- upgrades for mountain bike trails and amenities.
What’s Happening? The Gympie Music Muster has named River’s Gift as its official charity partner for 2025, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to supporting rural families and communities. The partnership will shine a spotlight on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and the vital work being done to prevent it. At the festival, River’s Gift will launch its new children’s book, ‘Finding Hope’, which introduces safe sleep guidelines in an engaging way. Festivalgoers will also be able to purchase ‘Hope the Elephant’ teddies, with proceeds going toward the charity’s $100,000 fundraising goal. Why It Matters? As a not-for-profit festival, the Gympie Music