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Toowoomba Council has approved a Temporary Local Planning Instrument to protect key vegetation areas, balancing urban growth with environmental preservation.
Toowoomba Regional Council offers financial assistance to families whose gravestones were damaged in the August 10 vandalism spree at Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery, where over $500,000 in damage was caused.
Toowoomba residents face a $200 rate increase after the Toowoomba Regional Council handed down its 2024-25 Budget this week. What The People Say Toowoomba Region Mayor Cr Geoff McDonald said “the Council’s $703.6 million financial plan would allow it to maintain and upgrade existing facilities and services while planning for a brighter future for current and successive generations.” “We remain mindful of the cost-of-living pressures that continue to challenge families right across the Toowoomba Region,” Mr McDonald said. “That is why we’ve delivered a cautious and considered financial plan with a responsible rate rise. The general rate will rise 5% with the majority of urban residential ratepayers facing an average increase of $3.91 per week, and keeping in mind that
Employees at Toowoomba Regional Council will vote on whether to start industrial action next week.
Join the 2025 Youth Leaders Program by Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) and make a difference in your community.
The Toowoomba City Aerodrome’s future remains secure, albeit temporarily, as the Toowoomba Regional Council seeks to balance operational costs with community benefits.
Toowoomba Regional Council kicks off utility works at the intersection of Kratzke Road and Highfields Road.
The inspiring stories of Toowoomba’s outstanding citizens honoured in the annual awards ceremony. From selfless community service to cultural enrichment and sports excellence.
The Toowoomba Regional Council takes a stand against inequality and domestic violence by endorsing the QLD Govt’s ‘Not Now, Not Ever. Together.’ pledge.
Read about Toowoomba Regional Council’s tech upgrade for enhanced services. The council digitises processes, streamlining interactions.
Toowoomba Council has approved a Temporary Local Planning Instrument to protect key vegetation areas, balancing urban growth with environmental preservation.
Toowoomba Regional Council offers financial assistance to families whose gravestones were damaged in the August 10 vandalism spree at Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery, where over $500,000 in damage was caused.
Toowoomba residents face a $200 rate increase after the Toowoomba Regional Council handed down its 2024-25 Budget this week. What The People Say Toowoomba Region Mayor Cr Geoff McDonald said “the Council’s $703.6 million financial plan would allow it to maintain and upgrade existing facilities and services while planning for a brighter future for current and successive generations.” “We remain mindful of the cost-of-living pressures that continue to challenge families right across the Toowoomba Region,” Mr McDonald said. “That is why we’ve delivered a cautious and considered financial plan with a responsible rate rise. The general rate will rise 5% with the majority of urban residential ratepayers facing an average increase of $3.91 per week, and keeping in mind that
Employees at Toowoomba Regional Council will vote on whether to start industrial action next week.
Join the 2025 Youth Leaders Program by Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) and make a difference in your community.
The Toowoomba City Aerodrome’s future remains secure, albeit temporarily, as the Toowoomba Regional Council seeks to balance operational costs with community benefits.
Toowoomba Regional Council kicks off utility works at the intersection of Kratzke Road and Highfields Road.
The inspiring stories of Toowoomba’s outstanding citizens honoured in the annual awards ceremony. From selfless community service to cultural enrichment and sports excellence.
The Toowoomba Regional Council takes a stand against inequality and domestic violence by endorsing the QLD Govt’s ‘Not Now, Not Ever. Together.’ pledge.
Read about Toowoomba Regional Council’s tech upgrade for enhanced services. The council digitises processes, streamlining interactions.
