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The site of the proposed 22-lot development at Mount Rascal. Postle Street is visible on the left side.

22-lot Mount Rascal subdivision proposed

The rapidly expanding Mount Rascal area could soon be home to yet another subdivision, with Toowoomba Regional Council recently receiving a development application for 22 rural

7 October, 2025

The Kearney Street Chute follows a steep descent from Kearneys Spring towards Top Camp.

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Flood resilience improved for Top Camp

TRC project team and Councillors on site inspecting the Cressbrook Dam spillway. Photo, TRC

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Feds next target for Cressbrook Dam funding

Former Toowoomba Regional and Clifton Shire Councillor Anne Glasheen.

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Meetings to be held for new Shire proposal

Police driving home road user awareness - feature photo

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Police driving home road user awareness

Paul Antonio when he was Mayor of the Toowoomba Region.

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Ex-Mayor “devastated”

The scene of the crash. Photos, 7News Toowoomba

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Woman dies in two-vehicle crash

In 2012 as Local Government Minister David Crisafulli (second from right) met with various people to discuss the bid for de-amalgamation of the former Clifton, Pittsworth, Millmerran, Crows Nest and Rosalie Shires including then Regional Councillor Anne Glasheen, Member for Condamine at the time Ray Hopper, Regional Mayor Paul Antonio, then Acting CEO of Toowoomba Regional Council Brian Pidgeon, former Clifton Shire Mayor Ian Jones, and then Regional Councillor Mike Williams.

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De-amalgamation back on the agenda

Exercise equipment in the form of a ‘fitness station’ is among the new features at Lucy Street Park.

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Lucy St Park open to the public

Bunker’s Hill State School received $100,000 in special funding in the Queensland Budget.

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Local projects funded in Qld budget

Mayor Geoff McDonald.

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Early payment of grant to TRC impacts forecast budget

Toowoomba’s public transport network currently offers little to residents south and south-west of the city’s limits, in towns such as Cambooya, Wyreema and Westbrook.

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More public transport on the cards

Fire ants intercepted in Toowoomba - feature photo

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Fire ants intercepted in Toowoomba

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