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REBRAND: Welcome to new look Toowoomba

That's the new slogan for the region which is part of a widespread re-branding of the Toowoomba region by Toowoomba Regional Council. Visitors to Toowoomba will also be greeted by bright new welcome signs. The first of these billboards was erected on ... >> view original

13 things to do in 7 days: Getting out in Toowoomba

Classes are held during the school term starting at 6pm on Thursday nights at 7 Matthews St, Toowoomba. Entry is $5 for casual participation or $40 for a school term. Book or find out more via 0413 579 784 or email admin@toowoombaphilharmonic.org. >> view original

Toowoomba well represented at health summit

In Melbourne for the BCNA National Summit are (from left) BCNA Community Liaison Deb Pacholke, Cancer Council Amber Copland, Toowoomba Breast Cancer Support Network Leisa O'Brien and Toowoomba Breast Cancer Support Network Carmel Ryan. >> view original

Big names take wins in Toowoomba round

OLYMPIAN Damon Kelly took out his weight division while former Commonwealth Games medallist Erike Ropati-Frost broke records at the Toowoomba round of the Queensland Weightlifting Association league. Kelly was too strong in the men's 105kg and ... >> view original

Toowoomba father, son safe after Bangkok blast

Rachael Murray Reporter Rachael started at The Chronicle in November 2013 after completing an internship earlier in the year. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Creative Arts, majoring in English literature and creative ... >> view original

My murdered daughter forgotten, inquest rejected

THE father of murdered Toowoomba teen Annette Jane Mason fears authorities have forgotten about his daughter after a renewed call for a coronial inquest into her death was rejected. Attorney-General Yvette D'Ath rejected The Chronicle's call for Miss ... >> view original

Toowoomba teens get glimpse of drink driving effects

Tara Miko Reporter Tara started with APN in 2010 after graduating with a journalism and politics degree from Griffith University in Brisbane. After two-and-a-half years working on APN papers in the Bowen Basin in Central Queensland, she joined the team ... >> view original

Toowoomba mum behind world's first trial of radical drug

A TOOWOOMBA mum's campaign has helped kick-start the world's first clinical trial of a promising stroke drug in Queensland. Nearly a year after Coralie Graham's son Joel Shepherd return from receiving ground-breaking treatment in the United States of ... >> view original

WE WERE THERE: Tough battlers warm hearts

When tragedies happen, like the incident where Toowoomba teenagers Paris Turkington and Matthew Richards were burnt at a party, it's important that people know about it. Paris Turkington in her exquisite cream lace dress at The Glennie School formal ... >> view original

Toowoomba cultural festival showcases peace, harmony

The 10th annual Toowoomba Languages and Cultures Festival was a tremendous advertisement for the city and the region. About 15,000 people attended the festival in Queens Park to eat wonderful food, watch traditional dance and experience practices ... >> view original