UniSQ students have been unearthing a Depression-era camp near the Toowoomba Range.
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Frightening lightning, and a sad week on the fire front
80 bushfires are burning across Qld including deadly fires on the Western and Darling Downs.
Suburban supply scare sharpens focus on water security
Several Toowoomba suburbs almost run out of water, highlighting local water security issues.
Growcom CEO explains horticulture gala cancellation
Growcom CEO Rachel Chambers explains cancellation of centenary celebration
Downs cattle company celebrates latest export win
Queensland beef producer named state’s best regional exporter
New study to reveal true scale of rural crime scourge
University of New England to gather first comprehensive rural crime data for 20 years.
Push for regional women to take the political stage
Non-partisan education program encourages women to enter politics to improve gender equity
OPINION: First test for Drought Fund as El Nino looms
By JO SHEPPARD | OPINION AN EL NINO weather pattern has been officially declared confirming what many were expecting, but not hoping for – a dry season ahead. For farmers, the weather is a key economic driver and generally at the centre of almost every business and personal decision they make. The ability to makeContinue reading “OPINION: First test for Drought Fund as El Nino looms”
Spotlight on farm fresh produce for Spring Long Lunch
The Spring Harvest Long Lunch will showcase produce from Toowoomba Farmers Market.
Flower power on track to drive record carnival crowds
This year’s Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers is on track to set a new record for visitation.