The Chronicle - 2017-11-24

• GUIDE DOG, OWNER TURNED AWAY
• Converted colonial church listed for sale
• City bankers helping our students read
• Precinct plan for Glenholme
• Hanson only red flag for Labor
• Labor revs Ferrari tax – LNP spends up, denies job cuts
• Lockyer politics turns ugly
• Dim future if New Acland rejected
• Truth hidden in wild beauty
• Amazing Results With Chinese Medicine
• Car thieves strike suburban homes
• Stimulus creates a driving force
• GIVIT helps teen walk again
• CBD parking
• Silo art great idea to draw in tourists
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Festival looks for volunteers
• It was easy as ABC to pick this move
• PNG cops move on Manus men
• Tech, terror, temperatur­e cloud future
• Celebs back trafficked girl who killed abuser
• Russia finally admits to radioactiv­e cloud
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Perfect time for a family fishing trip to Leslie Dam
• Aussie fightback leaves honours even at Gabba
• Lloyd backs Brayshaw in
• Young Aussie gun outshines Day and Spieth
• How Pop scored a spot with ’Neers
• Personalit­ies draw us to the sports we love
• Caller honours voices of past
• Cricket takes centre stage
• Reps inspire juniors
• SUPER8 BOXERS READY
• Is this the biggest bullock you’ve seen?
• Young bull rider wants to be world’s best
• Wellcamp milk powder plant to become reality
• Family’s red angus dream
• Growcom column
• Demand for native produce
• Vealer steers sell for big prices at saleyard
• Funding secured for better route between Oakey and Miles
• A role model in beef game
• Not your average property
• Wool industry celebrates success
• Community involvemen­t a strong point
• Bring farmers back to industry body
• It’s time for reps to get it all right
• Third-gen farmer is seeking re-election
• Vice-president after council position
• Current harvest is key
• Grapes weather nasty storm
• An early plant not that vital Frost a bigger factor than date
• Nod for a lifetime of dedication
• Vealers sell for 800c/kg
• Winning photograph­s show ‘beauty’ of pests
• Training for farmers on revised safety code
• Living with crocs
• It’s time we all offered our thanks to farmers
• A way to save on livestock transport
• Swap septic system smells for smiles!
• Make bad odours a thing of the past
• Minutes to heart of city
• Low cost with low upkeep
• Pub hits market
• New horticultu­re centre
• Seeking a complete ban

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