The Chronicle - 2018-11-16

• COUNCIL’S EX-ABATTOIR CONCERNS
• VOODOO MEDICS
• AUSTRALIA’S BEST at your service
• Another digital billboard coming to Toowoomba’s CBD
• Olympic high to homeless
• Toowoomba advocate’s drive to help venues become more accessible
• Two in city court on murder
• Our favourite pasta dish is revealed
• Man held ‘ex’ captive
• Kmart appeal to spread Christmas cheer
• CBD agents back plan from TRC
• Disease a risk to mum
• A VETERAN'S CAVING VILLAGE
• Deadly bacteria discovered at hospital
• Courtroom scuffle led to jail term
• History of offending returns 24-y-o to prison
• Our largest solar farm
• New look causes Abuzz
• Position, size and potential Premium East Toowoomba home
• Jasmine makes the grade in Surat
• Owning that Joyce Mayne difference
• Heritage Bank expands its philanthro­pic portfolio
• North, south, east and west
• East finally meets West
• Toowoomba is a town of possibilit­y
• Celebratin­g Toowoomba’s achievemen­ts, great and small
• Graduate artists strut their stuff
• Nothing like a sleep test to keep you up all night
• HAVE A LAUGH
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Jobs pressure on rates
• Yellowbell­y back on the bite after Cooby re-opens
• Finch admits form’s been hit by technique changes
• Renshaw turns to dad
• UBER DRIVER STARTS WELL AT THE OPEN
• Johnson turns up in Roma Cup numbers
• Toowoomba out for further cup success
• Players and clubs to blame for penalties
• THIS TIME IT’S EXTRA SPECIAL
• CHANGES PROPOSED FOR LEAGUE
• Capturing rural life
• Forum to discuss latest in food and farming innovation
• Yardings double at Roma saleyards in past month
• Western towns receive much-needed hay
• How cluster fencing is keeping wild dogs at bay in Southwest Queensland
• Squeeze hits peak egg body
• Growing happy mungs
• Exciting time for ag-tech
• Recognisin­g next gen
• AWI chair eases worries
• Time for planting giants
• Berry tampering culprit charged
• Heavy steers improve 20c/kg
• Lifestyle resort has grand opening
• New supply and demand estimate for global grain
• Ongoing uncertaint­y for the wool market
• ADIC takes lead on mandatory dairy code
• Laws put livestock at risk
• Trial enhances work-life balance and profitabil­ity
• How to slow time
• Cute kid and big pig secure a win in competitio­n
• Ladies who take lead
• Double the cost in Aus
• Homestead has expansive views
• Historic property boasts a vision splendid
• A deliciousl­y sweet victory

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