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Model train exhibition delights kids in Toowoomba

Cr Sue Englart tops Toowoomba's online popularity pollThe Reporter >> view original

Toowoomba ready to paint the town proud

Town Proud supporters (from left) Toowoomba Plaza and The Ridge Shopping World marketing manager Michelle Turley, Toowoomba Regional Councillor Mike Williams, Heritage Bank's Jan Johnson, Chronicle general manager Rohan Gosstray, Colin ... >> view original

Residents gather to listen to sports greats

DETAILS about a new broadcasting agreement were shared with Toowoomba and Darling Downs residents at the South Queensland Championships Long Lunch this month. Australian Rugby Union board member Brett Robinson outlined how the deal could ... >> view original

Wonderful camaraderie at school reunion

THE Toowoomba Anglican College and Preparatory School Association's 2015 cocktail party was a wonderful night full of camaraderie, according to the school's community and foundation director Virginia Lambert. Ms Lambert said about 70 guests gathered ... >> view original

Emerging Tour of Toowoomba in line for a change of date

THE emergence of the FKG Tour of Toowoomba in Australia's National Road Series could lead to a change of race dates for the event as early as next year. Organisers are weighing up the option of moving the tour from its May timeslot to February to ... >> view original

Some Australian koalas euthanized over starvation fears

Jimbelung, a two-year-old koala, is seen in Brisbane in 2014. Australian officials euthanized a group of sickly koalas this week following a health assessment of an”overabundant” koala colony. Photo by Kevin Lamarque/Reuters. One of Australia's national ... >> view original

ANU to go smoke free

Students and employees on the Australian National University will quickly have to go away campuses for a cigarette break. The college introduced on World No Tobacco Day, it was going smoke-free from July 20 at its Canberra campus, Mt Stromlo ... >> view original

Brisbane hospital turns to Supreme Court in bid to give Jehovah's Witness boy ...

A Brisbane hospital have approached the Supreme Court to get permission to give a young boy a blood transfusion after his parents refused the procedure for religious reasons. (AAP). 9NEWS. A Jehovah's Witness couple have become embroiled in a ... >> view original

US anthrax no threat to public: Bishop

THE federal government has received an assurance there is no risk to public health after it was revealed the US military accidentally sent live anthrax to Australia. FOREIGN Minister Julie Bishop says the 2008 incident will not harm the relationship between ... >> view original

Your body: A primal eating machine

Last week, I touched on primal eating and the differences between primal and paleo. This week, let's take a deeper dive on a few key points to eating primal. There are a number of factors that determine how healthy you are. The big one is your nutrition and ... >> view original