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Queensland Police Service has launched Safer Together Toowoomba, a community-led crime prevention program running until January 2025 to address concerns around burglary, vehicle theft, and youth crime through engagement and local safety champions.
The Toowoomba Rugby League has announced that is has terminated the membership of the Newtown Lions Football Club. Toowoomba Rugby League chairman Joe Hannant said the decision followed a review of Newtown’s 2024 season performance and its ongoing capacity to meet competition requirements. “After a review, which included a discussion with a Newtown representative, we decided to terminate Newtown’s membership with the TRL,’’ Hannant said in a statement release on the TRL’s Facebook page. “We thank Newtown for their recent participation and wish them well in the future.” Newtown Lions had planned to host its AGM on Tuesday this week but the club postponed the meeting until Sunday, November 17. The rugby league club has a proud history in the
Experience an inclusive Christmas at Grand Central with Auslan Santa, low-sensory, and pet-friendly sessions. Book early for a free photo and a chance to win a $1000 shopping spree!
The Bureau of Meteorology is set to enhance flood safety across Toowoomba Region with 25 new gauges, a strategic step that will boost warning infrastructure and reduce maintenance costs for the Council
Mayor Geoff McDonald welcomes Queensland’s new Premier David Crisafulli and re-elected local MPs, inviting strengthened support and collaboration for Toowoomba after the October 26 State Election.
USQ Vice Chancellor Geraldine Mackenzie resigns amid fears of major job cuts at Toowoomba campus, impacting staff and the regional community.
Grand Central’s Colours of Culture campaign has won the top Community Campaign Award in Australia, celebrating First Nations culture with a vibrant NAIDOC Week program. Discover how this award-winning campaign brought art, education, and community together in Toowoomba.
Experience the globally acclaimed musical Come From Away at Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre, 14 – 23 March 2025. Directed by David Wynen, this powerful tale of community and compassion is not to be missed.
Truck operators are urging toll reductions on the Toowoomba Bypass as ongoing repairs and safety concerns impact their costs.
Toowoomba’s campus for the University of Southern Queensland could be hard hit by job cuts in a bid to plug a $32 million budget hole. The National Tertiary Education Union has warned that UniSQ are refusing to detail exactly how many jobs will be cut in the latest redundancy round to hit the sector. NTEU UniSQ Branch President Professor Andrea Lamont-Mills said the union believed 60 jobs had been lost already, with one area set to lose almost 40 per cent of its staff. “These job cuts are devastating for not only the people affected, but colleagues left behind who will inevitably be forced to shoulder massive workload burdens,’’ Professor Lamont-Mills said. “The impact on Toowoomba, Ipswich and Springfield cannot
Queensland Police Service has launched Safer Together Toowoomba, a community-led crime prevention program running until January 2025 to address concerns around burglary, vehicle theft, and youth crime through engagement and local safety champions.
The Toowoomba Rugby League has announced that is has terminated the membership of the Newtown Lions Football Club. Toowoomba Rugby League chairman Joe Hannant said the decision followed a review of Newtown’s 2024 season performance and its ongoing capacity to meet competition requirements. “After a review, which included a discussion with a Newtown representative, we decided to terminate Newtown’s membership with the TRL,’’ Hannant said in a statement release on the TRL’s Facebook page. “We thank Newtown for their recent participation and wish them well in the future.” Newtown Lions had planned to host its AGM on Tuesday this week
Experience an inclusive Christmas at Grand Central with Auslan Santa, low-sensory, and pet-friendly sessions. Book early for a free photo and a chance to win a $1000 shopping spree!
The Bureau of Meteorology is set to enhance flood safety across Toowoomba Region with 25 new gauges, a strategic step that will boost warning infrastructure and reduce maintenance costs for the Council
Mayor Geoff McDonald welcomes Queensland’s new Premier David Crisafulli and re-elected local MPs, inviting strengthened support and collaboration for Toowoomba after the October 26 State Election.
USQ Vice Chancellor Geraldine Mackenzie resigns amid fears of major job cuts at Toowoomba campus, impacting staff and the regional community.
Grand Central’s Colours of Culture campaign has won the top Community Campaign Award in Australia, celebrating First Nations culture with a vibrant NAIDOC Week program. Discover how this award-winning campaign brought art, education, and community together in Toowoomba.
Experience the globally acclaimed musical Come From Away at Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre, 14 – 23 March 2025. Directed by David Wynen, this powerful tale of community and compassion is not to be missed.
Truck operators are urging toll reductions on the Toowoomba Bypass as ongoing repairs and safety concerns impact their costs.
Toowoomba’s campus for the University of Southern Queensland could be hard hit by job cuts in a bid to plug a $32 million budget hole. The National Tertiary Education Union has warned that UniSQ are refusing to detail exactly how many jobs will be cut in the latest redundancy round to hit the sector. NTEU UniSQ Branch President Professor Andrea Lamont-Mills said the union believed 60 jobs had been lost already, with one area set to lose almost 40 per cent of its staff. “These job cuts are devastating for not only the people affected, but colleagues left behind who
Queensland Police Service has launched Safer Together Toowoomba, a community-led crime prevention program running until January 2025 to address concerns around burglary, vehicle theft, and youth crime through engagement and local safety champions.
The Toowoomba Rugby League has announced that is has terminated the membership of the Newtown Lions Football Club. Toowoomba Rugby League chairman Joe Hannant said the decision followed a review of Newtown’s 2024 season performance and its ongoing capacity to meet competition requirements. “After a review, which included a discussion with a Newtown representative, we decided to terminate Newtown’s membership with the TRL,’’ Hannant said in a statement release on the TRL’s Facebook page. “We thank Newtown for their recent participation and wish them well in the future.” Newtown Lions had planned to host its AGM on Tuesday this week but the club postponed the meeting until Sunday, November 17. The rugby league club has a proud history in the
Experience an inclusive Christmas at Grand Central with Auslan Santa, low-sensory, and pet-friendly sessions. Book early for a free photo and a chance to win a $1000 shopping spree!
The Bureau of Meteorology is set to enhance flood safety across Toowoomba Region with 25 new gauges, a strategic step that will boost warning infrastructure and reduce maintenance costs for the Council
Mayor Geoff McDonald welcomes Queensland’s new Premier David Crisafulli and re-elected local MPs, inviting strengthened support and collaboration for Toowoomba after the October 26 State Election.
USQ Vice Chancellor Geraldine Mackenzie resigns amid fears of major job cuts at Toowoomba campus, impacting staff and the regional community.
Grand Central’s Colours of Culture campaign has won the top Community Campaign Award in Australia, celebrating First Nations culture with a vibrant NAIDOC Week program. Discover how this award-winning campaign brought art, education, and community together in Toowoomba.
Experience the globally acclaimed musical Come From Away at Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre, 14 – 23 March 2025. Directed by David Wynen, this powerful tale of community and compassion is not to be missed.
Truck operators are urging toll reductions on the Toowoomba Bypass as ongoing repairs and safety concerns impact their costs.
Toowoomba’s campus for the University of Southern Queensland could be hard hit by job cuts in a bid to plug a $32 million budget hole. The National Tertiary Education Union has warned that UniSQ are refusing to detail exactly how many jobs will be cut in the latest redundancy round to hit the sector. NTEU UniSQ Branch President Professor Andrea Lamont-Mills said the union believed 60 jobs had been lost already, with one area set to lose almost 40 per cent of its staff. “These job cuts are devastating for not only the people affected, but colleagues left behind who will inevitably be forced to shoulder massive workload burdens,’’ Professor Lamont-Mills said. “The impact on Toowoomba, Ipswich and Springfield cannot
Queensland Police Service has launched Safer Together Toowoomba, a community-led crime prevention program running until January 2025 to address concerns around burglary, vehicle theft, and youth crime through engagement and local safety champions.
The Toowoomba Rugby League has announced that is has terminated the membership of the Newtown Lions Football Club. Toowoomba Rugby League chairman Joe Hannant said the decision followed a review of Newtown’s 2024 season performance and its ongoing capacity to meet competition requirements. “After a review, which included a discussion with a Newtown representative, we decided to terminate Newtown’s membership with the TRL,’’ Hannant said in a statement release on the TRL’s Facebook page. “We thank Newtown for their recent participation and wish them well in the future.” Newtown Lions had planned to host its AGM on Tuesday this week
Experience an inclusive Christmas at Grand Central with Auslan Santa, low-sensory, and pet-friendly sessions. Book early for a free photo and a chance to win a $1000 shopping spree!
The Bureau of Meteorology is set to enhance flood safety across Toowoomba Region with 25 new gauges, a strategic step that will boost warning infrastructure and reduce maintenance costs for the Council
Mayor Geoff McDonald welcomes Queensland’s new Premier David Crisafulli and re-elected local MPs, inviting strengthened support and collaboration for Toowoomba after the October 26 State Election.
USQ Vice Chancellor Geraldine Mackenzie resigns amid fears of major job cuts at Toowoomba campus, impacting staff and the regional community.
Grand Central’s Colours of Culture campaign has won the top Community Campaign Award in Australia, celebrating First Nations culture with a vibrant NAIDOC Week program. Discover how this award-winning campaign brought art, education, and community together in Toowoomba.
Experience the globally acclaimed musical Come From Away at Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre, 14 – 23 March 2025. Directed by David Wynen, this powerful tale of community and compassion is not to be missed.
Truck operators are urging toll reductions on the Toowoomba Bypass as ongoing repairs and safety concerns impact their costs.
Toowoomba’s campus for the University of Southern Queensland could be hard hit by job cuts in a bid to plug a $32 million budget hole. The National Tertiary Education Union has warned that UniSQ are refusing to detail exactly how many jobs will be cut in the latest redundancy round to hit the sector. NTEU UniSQ Branch President Professor Andrea Lamont-Mills said the union believed 60 jobs had been lost already, with one area set to lose almost 40 per cent of its staff. “These job cuts are devastating for not only the people affected, but colleagues left behind who