Lorraine White makes beautiful things — really beautiful things.

Trained in visual arts and tailoring, she builds stunning corsets and costumes.

Prudence Melom came to Toowoomba with her family as refugees.

She created E-Raced to tackle racism head on by sharing stories and building connection.

Hidden, authentic Japanese-Korean dining.

Cool stuff you might not know about!

Here’s everything we’ve been loving recently, featuring a whole variety of amazing local businesses.

Chilean artist Jon Vargas settled his family in Toowoomba a few years ago.

We spoke to him about how we can all be better supporters of local artists.

A social enterprise café changing local lives.

Lucy and Tonita came together over a shared sense of style - and a shared fenceline!

We met up with these neighbours and business partners to learn all things homewares.

An industrial café in the old railway precinct.

Madeline Turner is all about making exercise accessible to busy women.

We met up with her for an impromptu workout/interview.

Zoe Eather is an engineer with a particular passion for smart communities and cities.

We sat down with her to learn about her recent Churchill Fellowship (NBD).

A modern pub with more than a century of history.

A classic, retro-style burger shack.

Brazilian meats, delicious cocktails, and party vibes.

Settle into the weekend with some self-care non-negotiables.

Time to make a new routine.

This café is a permanent garden party.

Bridget Jarvis built something beautiful from a devastating family loss.

We sat down with her to learn about her move to Toowoomba, and how her business came to be.

Jinhee Yi is the co-founder of HappyToo, a local food delivery service.

We talk to him about his move from Korea, and where he sees the entrepreneur scene in Toowoomba heading.

A hidden Italian joint that delivers.