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The 2025 PIA Queensland Conference lands in Toowoomba on 27-29 Aug, bringing 250+ industry leaders to the Empire Theatre.
The future of Toowoomba’s Festival of Food and Wine 2025 remains uncertain, with businesses urging Toowoomba Regional Council for transparency.
Jeannie Healy shares her reflections on IWD, celebrating women’s progress and leading wellness programs at Carinity Brownesholme in Highfields.
Gatton man, 33, charged with two counts of rape after an alleged assault on an 18-year-old woman in Laidley on February 2.
Six men, aged 18 to 22, have been charged over a November 24, 2024, assault in Toowoomba’s CBD that left a 30-year-old man with significant head injuries.
Join the 2025 Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport Marathon on 3–4 May to support local charities through various running events. Participate to make a positive impact on community health initiatives
Help shape Central Highfields! Have your say by 5pm, 17 Feb 2025, via the Your Say website or Council service centres.
Toowoomba’s landmark to glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2025.
What’s Happening? Circular Communities Australia is launching Australia’s first purpose-built big bag recycling facility in Toowoomba, Queensland. The innovative facility will process large industrial bags used across agriculture, construction, and manufacturing industries, transforming them into new products like panelling and seating through state-of-the-art recycling technology. Why It Matters? The facility represents a major leap forward in sustainable waste management by addressing a challenging waste stream—large industrial bags. This initiative supports the circular economy, reduces landfill waste, cuts greenhouse gas emissions, and creates local jobs. It also serves as a blueprint for similar initiatives across Australia. Stephen Richards, Managing Director of Circular Communities Australia, emphasised the project’s impact, stating, “This plant marks a new chapter for our Members and community, but
Rangeville toddler Raphael battles stage 4 neuroblastoma, with his family relocating to Brisbane. Help them raise $20,000 for mounting costs.
The 2025 PIA Queensland Conference lands in Toowoomba on 27-29 Aug, bringing 250+ industry leaders to the Empire Theatre.
The future of Toowoomba’s Festival of Food and Wine 2025 remains uncertain, with businesses urging Toowoomba Regional Council for transparency.
Jeannie Healy shares her reflections on IWD, celebrating women’s progress and leading wellness programs at Carinity Brownesholme in Highfields.
Gatton man, 33, charged with two counts of rape after an alleged assault on an 18-year-old woman in Laidley on February 2.
Six men, aged 18 to 22, have been charged over a November 24, 2024, assault in Toowoomba’s CBD that left a 30-year-old man with significant head injuries.
Join the 2025 Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport Marathon on 3–4 May to support local charities through various running events. Participate to make a positive impact on community health initiatives
Help shape Central Highfields! Have your say by 5pm, 17 Feb 2025, via the Your Say website or Council service centres.
Toowoomba’s landmark to glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2025.
What’s Happening? Circular Communities Australia is launching Australia’s first purpose-built big bag recycling facility in Toowoomba, Queensland. The innovative facility will process large industrial bags used across agriculture, construction, and manufacturing industries, transforming them into new products like panelling and seating through state-of-the-art recycling technology. Why It Matters? The facility represents a major leap forward in sustainable waste management by addressing a challenging waste stream—large industrial bags. This initiative supports the circular economy, reduces landfill waste, cuts greenhouse gas emissions, and creates local jobs. It also serves as a blueprint for similar initiatives across Australia. Stephen Richards, Managing Director of Circular Communities Australia, emphasised the project’s impact, stating, “This plant marks a new chapter for our Members and community, but
Rangeville toddler Raphael battles stage 4 neuroblastoma, with his family relocating to Brisbane. Help them raise $20,000 for mounting costs.