The Chronicle - 2017-06-09

• FORMER PUBLICAN DIES AFTER PUB FIGHT
• WE COULD BE DRONE CENTRAL
• Hospital aware of underdosin­g in April
• Drink/drug driving prevalent
• Charity struggles with demand
• Mum gave marijuana to her son
• Unique food hits our city
• Amazing Results With Chinese Medicine
• Bid farewell to Coffee Club
• Media changes will protect newspapers in the regions
• Inspiring book leads to adventure
• Hospitals work to strength sector
• Check fireplaces as cool weather sets in on city
• ‘Forever homes’ for foster care
• CUA opens shared community space
• Lifestyle, elegance and character
• Drawing on artists’ passions
• Acland mine
• If you knew sushi like I know sushi, oh, oh... yuk!
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Murderer gets 32 years
• Peak Islamic group riles Premier
• For your ChanCe to Win $10,000
• Welcome to this special bumper edition of our Town Proud feature
• Joyce Mayne offers three times product range with new megastore
• Forging a new life with USQ
• Laundry service changing lives one wash at a time
• Government delivers on funding for NDIS
• NBN connects to Pittsworth
• Love Spy builds on her return is a premium travellers location
• History shows way to move forward
• Heritage Bank leads market in emerging card technologi­es
• Yukana is part of Toowoomba community
• Liz Gawthorpe soars skywards with aviation aspiration­s at Wellcamp
• NB Style continues great support of fashion and Town Proud initiative
• New tapware product set to make a splash
• Have the Zannas experience
• Quality and experience at Fiveways Furniture
• ‘Very awkward’ as Trump asked FBI to drop Russia probe
• Iran blames the Saudis for attacks
• North Korea fuels the fire with more missiles
• New indigenous signs at DDHHS
• Dollar fall should lift some gold stocks
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• It is not all doom and gloom as temperatur­es plummet
• Testing time for Wallabies
• No Moore: Australian skipper cops the axe
• Murray must up game to beat Wawrinka
• Saints call on Bruce to resurrect attack
• Running on empty: Hunt dropped for Souths clash
• Trbojevics reunite to boost the Sea Eagles
• Senior representa­tive stars show talent here
• Taipans keen on Aleer for NBL
• Big Downs presence for Heelers
• HANDING OVER THE REINS
• Youngster off to take on whip cracking titles
• Eye-openers at GDRC business update
• CRT Farmfest beef comp ‘mind blowing’
• Sneak peek for Truth About Wool Tour
• Ag student following family footsteps
• Snowy Mountain brumby cull axed
• Jillaroo Jess to be on national TV show
• NFF president addresses Rural Press Club
• Long list of wishes for AgForce as State Budget looms large
• Lifeline campaign to tackle stoicism
• Ironman in the making
• Consumer standards high
• Cattleman rides high after extension into ag-tourism A rail trail holds huge business potential for landholder­s, says farmer
• Crunch time for decisions
• Rail funding, measures to save Great Artesian Basin on budget wish list
• Numbers down in the yard
• Bell first-timers sold on cropping corn variety
• Dairy industry now cautiously optimistic after tough season
• World flushed in grain
• Tax write-off a hit on farms
• New agribusine­ss finance leaders appointed
• How to be happier
• Floods’ hidden fury
• Busy month ahead for Mate’s Shed Inglewood
• Innovative ag projects coming together
• Historic property auction
• Ideal grazing opportunit­y
• Creek soil up for grabs
• Immaculate Mary River land

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