
Toowoomba students bring big ideas to industry showcase
Toowoomba students will share project ideas and potential solutions to manufacturing challenges at an industry showcase at Toowoomba State High School.
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Toowoomba students will share project ideas and potential solutions to manufacturing challenges at an industry showcase at Toowoomba State High School.

Lilly Kain of Toowoomba wins a top apprenticeship award, with six Industry School students recognised as finalists.

Pick of the Crop now reaches the Darling Downs as the school food initiative marks a major Queensland milestone.

Toowoomba students shared a weekend with children with disability, giving families a break as Sony Camp marked 20 years.

Young local artists, including three gallery debutants, feature in Fresh Paint in North Toowoomba until October 1.

Toowoomba schools bring floral Grand Bunnies to Grand Central, with community votes deciding $8,000 in school prizes.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Darling Downs schools earned national science honours, led by winners from Clifton, Warwick, Yangan and Pilton.

Heart on Country brought more than 250 delegates to Toowoomba for three days of First Nations education and culture.

Toowoomba students will share project ideas and potential solutions to manufacturing challenges at an industry showcase at Toowoomba State High School.

Lilly Kain of Toowoomba wins a top apprenticeship award, with six Industry School students recognised as finalists.

Pick of the Crop now reaches the Darling Downs as the school food initiative marks a major Queensland milestone.

Toowoomba students shared a weekend with children with disability, giving families a break as Sony Camp marked 20 years.

Young local artists, including three gallery debutants, feature in Fresh Paint in North Toowoomba until October 1.

Toowoomba schools bring floral Grand Bunnies to Grand Central, with community votes deciding $8,000 in school prizes.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Darling Downs schools earned national science honours, led by winners from Clifton, Warwick, Yangan and Pilton.

Heart on Country brought more than 250 delegates to Toowoomba for three days of First Nations education and culture.

Toowoomba students will share project ideas and potential solutions to manufacturing challenges at an industry showcase at Toowoomba State High School.

Lilly Kain of Toowoomba wins a top apprenticeship award, with six Industry School students recognised as finalists.

Pick of the Crop now reaches the Darling Downs as the school food initiative marks a major Queensland milestone.

Toowoomba students shared a weekend with children with disability, giving families a break as Sony Camp marked 20 years.

Young local artists, including three gallery debutants, feature in Fresh Paint in North Toowoomba until October 1.

Toowoomba schools bring floral Grand Bunnies to Grand Central, with community votes deciding $8,000 in school prizes.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Darling Downs schools earned national science honours, led by winners from Clifton, Warwick, Yangan and Pilton.

Heart on Country brought more than 250 delegates to Toowoomba for three days of First Nations education and culture.

Toowoomba students will share project ideas and potential solutions to manufacturing challenges at an industry showcase at Toowoomba State High School.

Lilly Kain of Toowoomba wins a top apprenticeship award, with six Industry School students recognised as finalists.

Pick of the Crop now reaches the Darling Downs as the school food initiative marks a major Queensland milestone.

Toowoomba students shared a weekend with children with disability, giving families a break as Sony Camp marked 20 years.

Young local artists, including three gallery debutants, feature in Fresh Paint in North Toowoomba until October 1.

Toowoomba schools bring floral Grand Bunnies to Grand Central, with community votes deciding $8,000 in school prizes.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Toowoomba’s Ginger Jones takes the top honour for her Reflections artwork at the 2026 student art awards in Brisbane.

Darling Downs schools earned national science honours, led by winners from Clifton, Warwick, Yangan and Pilton.

Heart on Country brought more than 250 delegates to Toowoomba for three days of First Nations education and culture.