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Council seeks public help
to identify vehicle
UNACCEPTABLE FOR PERSON OR ANIMAL
TO BE ATTACKED BY A DOG
Toowoomba Regional Council
is seeking public assistance
to identify a person who was
at a Darling Heights Park when
a dog attack was reported on
Thursday, August 11.
Video obtained from a nearby
home security camera shows a
blue dual cab ute parked near
Thiess Park.
The vehicle was driven away
after the incident.
The male driver left the scene
with three dogs.
Anyone who saw the vehicle
can call the council on 131
872 to provide information.
The council is concerned
about the seriousness of this
attack and is keen to identify the
animals that were involved.
Bulls
Bull Ride
$700 Prize money
and $76 entry
Bull Ride Chute Out
$500 Prize money
Novice Bull Ride
$300 Prize money
and $50 entry
U18 Junior Bull Ride
$250 Prize money
and $26 entry
7-U12 Poddy Ride
$150 Prize money
and $18 entry
It is totally unacceptable in
any community for a person or
another animal to be attacked by
a dog.
Dog owners have a responsibility
to maintain control of
their animals in public areas.
The council is continuing its
investigation into the incident.
Horses
Saddle Ride
$500 Prize money and $65 entry
Bareback Ride
$500 Prize money and $65 entry
Novice Ride
$300 Prize money and $48 entry
Entries Close: Thursday, August 26 at 6pm
Entries to: Central Entries (07) 5499 1700
Call on:
Wednesday, August 24 10am-2pm
or Thursday, August 25 2pm-6pm
Culvert replaced on Kingsthorpe-Haden Road
Upgrading of a major culvert
on the Kingsthorpe-Haden Road
(between McDonalds Road and
Kann Street, Haden) is expected
to be completed by October
2022, weather permitting.
Toowoomba Regional Council
Infrastructure Committee
Chair Cr Carol Taylor said the
project was originally due for
completion in April however due
to an historical find - an early
stone and timber culvert structure
- and ongoing wet weather,
completion has been delayed.
“A project milestone has recently
been reached, with traffic
switched over from the eastern
From the
President
Culvert work on Kingsthorpe-Haden Road
side to the western side of the
road, allowing works to progress
on the eastern side,” Cr Taylor
said.
“The culvert replacement project
was jointly funded by the
Australian Government’s Bridges
Renewal Program Round Five
and the council. The project will
help to improve drainage and
road safety.
“Thank you to the community
for your patience while the
council completes this important
culvert upgrade.”
For further information please
phone Council on 131 872 or
email yoursay@tr.qld.gov.au.
Greetings to all. I have just completed my first full month in the new
role of President of Highfields Chamber of Commerce! It has been a great
experience thus far and I’ve been able to learn even more about the great
community and business community we have here in Highfields.
A little bit about me...
Where I grew up: Toowoomba
Hobbies: Cycling and water colours
Pets: Boo and Teddy
Fun Fact: I love riding my scooter to work
Business: MET Phys - Allied Health Hub in Highfields, offering
Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Occupational Therapy and other
support services.
This month: Our morning networking event where we heard from Sandy
Boardman and the Nolan’s Block. The resilience that their group has was
certainly an inspiring start to our morning.
Up and Coming: The committee has been quite active this month with
the organisation of the Highfields Industry and Schools Dinner. This is a
partnership with Highfields Chamber of Commerce and the Department
of Employment and Small Business Training (DESBT). This is a great
opportunity to connect our high school community with businesses that we
have in our area. We are still looking for a couple more sponsors for those
who are ready to inspire. Contact details are below.
Next Month: We hear from speaker Isaac Moody and his ability to thrive
through COVID in the hospitality industry.
We look forward to establishing the Highfields Chamber of Commerce
further into our region as a voice to aid business’ in our region. If you’d like
to come along to one of our Networking Events, go to our website at https://
highfieldschamber.com.au/ to find out more.
Welcome to new members:
Richard Garner - Toowoomba Christian College
Kate Venables - Catholic Care Social Services, Toowoomba
Doug Allen - Hampton Real Estate
Yours in business, Sarah Mengel
President, Highfields Chamber of Commerce
President@highfieldschamber.com.au
Cr TAYLOR
Project milestone
Concert
to support
chaplaincy
The Wilsonton Uniting
Church Hall is holding a Variety
Concert on Saturday, August 27.
The hall is on the corner of Tor
and North Streets, Toowoomba
and the concert starts at 1.30pm.
All monies raised help support
School Chaplaincy.
The concert includes music,
dancing, bell ringers, bush poets,
ukulele ensemble, singers
and a re-enactment of Banjo Paterson’s
Geebung Polo Club.
This is the third concert to be
held after the great success of
previous events.
Entry fee of $10 includes afternoon
tea and all the fun of a
variety concert.
For all enquiries phone Lois
on 0488 775 859
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