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Drinking water still coming from Cressbrook - feature photo

Drinking water still coming from Cressbrook

Toowoomba Region Mayor Geoff McDonald says Cressbrook Dam upgrades continues to comply with progress reporting requirements set out by the Queensland Dam Safety Regulator,

8 April, 2025

Emergency workers help to clear debris off a Gold Coast road. Photo, Queensland Fire Department

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Salvos’ Cyclone Alfred Appeal

Not all too far away in the eastern part of the Lockyer Valley, the two photos above, captured one hour apart, show how quickly the water levels rose in the town of Grantham on Monday afternoon. Photos, Lockyer Valley Regional Council

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We were spared, most weren’t

Virus detected over the border - feature photo

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Virus detected over the border

The damage caused by the excavator which caused the power outage. Photo, Ergon Energy

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Excavator mishap causes power outage

TC Alfred: schools close, sand available, no bin service on Friday - feature photo

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TC Alfred: schools close, sand available, no bin service on Friday

Work has been progressing on the Four Communities water supply project, with the first section being built between Greenmount and Cambooya. Alongside Henry Road, backfilling has been taking place.

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Pipeline progressing proficiently

The new lots will be accessible from Gilbride Street.

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Greenmount 7-lot subdivision approved

Part of the report was this map showing plans for South Toowoomba Water and Sewerage Infrastructure with Residential Growth, from April 2024.

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Good signs for Westbrook’s growth

Many Westbrook residents have been waiting many years for the opportunities offered by Fernleigh which would transform their town.

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Fernleigh back on the cards

Pictured at Thursday’s sod turning are, clockwise from left, Queensland Minister for Local Government and Water, Ann Leahy, Cr Melissa Taylor, Cr Edwina Farquhar, Member for Southern Downs James Lister, Queensland Assistant Minister to the Premier and Cabinet Trevor Watts, Deputy Mayor Rebecca Vonhoff, TRC Foreman Construction Patrick Radford and Mayor Geoff McDonald.

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Water security paramount

Pat Weir made Speaker, with Sergeant-at-Arms Andrew Hawkins. The Sergeant-at-Arms is the bearer of the Mace which symbolises the Speaker’s and hence the Parliament’s authority, as separate from the Crown’s.

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Weir embraces new role as Speaker

Condamine MP Pat Weir upon being elected as Speaker, flanked by Premier David Crisafulli (left) and Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie (right).

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Glowing support as Weir made Speaker

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