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Speed limit reduced going into town - feature photo

Speed limit reduced going into town

The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) has reduced the speed limit on a section of the New England Highway (Ruthven Street) at Kearneys Spring from 70km/h to 60km/h.

17 December, 2025

The P-Plater was pulled over driving a 2008 Mazda 3.

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Hard dose of reality for P-Plater

The man filling the vehicle displaying one of the false plates.

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Police investigate fuel drive-off offences

Police uncover one of the firearms allegedly stolen from East Greenmount.

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Men charged over break and enter

A smashed toilet seat lid (left) and smashed window (right) were part of the vandalism spree in Greenmount.

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‘Big town problems’ creeping nearer

A fire blazing at Nobby on Monday afternoon, which spanned both sides of the busy Felton Clifton Road, was quickly put out by firies.

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What a crazy week of weather

Pictured with TRC Mayor and LDMG chair Cr Geoff McDonald, TRC’s Disaster Management Officer Alana Macgregor (left), and Principal of Disaster Management Jenna Buckley have been working with QIT+ for the past six months to complete the Disaster Dashboard upgrades.

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TRC unveils new Disaster Dashboard

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

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22-lot Mount Rascal subdivision proposed

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”

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