TOOWOOMBA mum Alley Sullivan has welcomed paid paternity leave plans for Australian working women.

SUNDAY trading will be introduced to Toowoomba from May 16 this year. The decision was handed down by the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission yesterday.

REEDY Creek is carrying the hopes of the Toowoomba region as it guides water through the Willis family’s property at Geham.

TOOWOOMBA fans of Troy Cassar-Daley turned out in force to meet and greet with the country-music singer.

IN LATE 2009, the Toowoomba Hospice welcomed June O’Neill.

A 26-year-old man has been committed to stand trial for the manslaughter of a man in Toowoomba last year.

FIREBUGS are targeting cars in Toowoomba.

A MULTI-MILLION dollar health, wellness and lifestyle development is set to boost the Toowoomba economy.

Four years after Toowoomba residents won a battle over the introduction of recycled sewage in their water supply, today a pipeline which will pump purified wastewater into the town’s system was opened.

PASTOR Mark Henderson may be taking up a new role among Toowoomba Lutheran congregations, but to him the city feels like a welcoming old friend.

AUSTRALIA has a reputation for being the land of opportunity and it has not failed to disappoint one of Toowoomba’s newest citizens.

“BE AN Aussie and get involved” is the call to arms from Toowoomba Regional mayor Peter Taylor this morning as the region prepares to celebrate Australia Day.

ROB Callow is swapping golden sand for red soil in his move to Toowoomba to lead the Middle Ridge Uniting Church.

TOOWOOMBA has been announced as the city with the lowest average petrol price for all of 2009.

STACIE Wolff entered the Red Rooster Twilight Saga New promotion by SMS, but she never expected to receive a call telling her she had one the main prize.

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) says Darling Downs house prices will not reach unsustainable levels.

Officials had to cancel a major motocross competition in Toowoomba at the weekend after several people were seriously injured.

Power has been cut to about 250 people in Toowoomba.

IT’S been a rainy start to 2010 for Toowoomba, with Toowoomba Airport recording 19.8mm of rainfall yesterday.

WITH just days of Christmas shopping left, thousands of Toowoomba residents swamped the stores today.