Now is the time to get that body moving again. Here are some completely free classes and groups to get you started.

The Field Guide’s 14th street newspaper is available for free in local cafés and shops as of next week.

Looking for a place to grab a drink or a bite to eat this holiday? Look no further.

Get yourself outdoors and exploring this beautiful region of ours.

We’ve rounded up the best hikes – that is, ones that require a bit of time and sweat.

Prep the snacks, turn on the buble and light-crawl your way through the city with TFG’s 2024 neighbourhood christmas light guide.

Toowoomba may be famous for its gardens, but we’re all about the houses.

Here’s our favourite places to stock up on everything from furniture to candles.

Your Christmas table just got an upgrade with these festive showstoppers you’ve been waiting for.

Indea Weisfelt turned her small hobby garden into a thriving business through The Farm Shop Toowoomba.

“A must-see for every Australian - young, old, and in between... this will save lives” - Professor Mark Shackleton

The Loads of Love initiative calls for locals to dig deep and donate much-needed grocery and household items.

It’s not everyone’s forte, so the RACQ LifeFlight Rescue & Toowoomba Hospital Foundation teams have partnered up with GC to help you out for a gold coin donation.

How a missed ticket, a clever pitch, and a love for biscuits landed Kingston Crumb on stage with Hamish & Andy.

We’ve teamed up with 12 local businesses to offer a daily giveaway on our Instagram.

Whether you’re after outdoor movies or theatres shows, long lunches with sporting greats or Christmas concerts (lots of Christmas concerts), this month has everything you want and more.

Tony's Community Kitchen launches their annual "Mango Trays for Charity" campaign, a ‘sweet and juicy ‘ fundraiser aimed at supporting the year-round community kitchen and charity.

From Christmas Tree farms and local nuseries, there’s plenty of options to have that Hallmark Christmas tree experience this festive season.

With the recent opening of Lannah Dunn’s flagship store on Russell Street, it’s fair to say, the future is brilliant at Lannah Dunn.

An exhibition led by local artist Nadine Reynolds, featuring collaborative pieces with fifteen emerging young artists, Made to Move blends vibrant paintings, detailed drawings, and embroidered silk works, creating a shared artistic dialogue between generations.