The Chronicle - 2017-07-29

• Landmark just 40m from funds
• 10 things to do
• Influenza knocks about city
• Winter ‘heatwave’ to sweep region for next week
• Pleading guilty to sleep apnea
• 14 months jail for 17th disqualifi­ed driving offence
• Businesses help young girl with rare disease
• Scammers drain account of $6k
• Sleepout a big eye-opener
• Drugs, ammo bring fines
• Be part of interactiv­e horror experience
• Push for crossing fun run
• Tourism expert has top proposal
• Fraud case still in lower court
• Kate different to Diana
• The crankiest pug around?
• 17 years on, where is Steven?
• Poetry best way to tell yarns
• Politician­s don’t deserve 4-year terms
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Don’t carry the load on your own
• Government looks after us, Roomba has it
• GoT is not for me
• What drives you?
• Currying flavour
• A craving for craisins
• Strawberry salad forever
• Sixty years in the black for Wynns
• Public v private schools
• Finishing touch you have to have
• Trawling the tapas bars of Spain
• The island paradise where time stands still
• FRASER ISLAND TIPS
• Here’s a tip: Take the Instagram less travelled
• Drawing on the best of Brazil
• Work that’s never done
• Through the looking glass
• Different laws between states just drive us crazy
• Cliches with originalit­y
• Four of the best
• Choose your future
• Sharing the learning journey
• Awarded for 45 years of service to education
• Staff discuss influence of Catholicis­m in today’s teaching
• Spirit of Catholic Education award recipient goes viral
• Downlands — a heart and life choice
• Every student is special at St Ursula’s College
• JUMBO CROSSWORD | 835
• QUICK QUIZ
• The Chronicle Garden Competitio­n Informatio­n
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pretty exciting career paths
• Enjoy the beauty of technology
• Put money where your mind is
• Mostert not totally happy with lap record
• Mack aims at 1500m win
• NZ sides at full strength for semis
• Keary loves the hunger
• Cods in desperate battle to survive
• Athletics on track in hot field
• Our trainers up with the best
• Try and stop this Pittsworth prop
• Currie keen on title win
• Modern luxury
• THE National Cities Performanc­e Framework represents a crucial step in improving the liveabilit­y, affordabil­ity and economic efficiency of Australia’s cities according to HIA.
• DAN Dwan, managing director of Colliers Internatio­nal Toowoomba is pleased to offer, via expression­s of interest, to acquire a quality tenanted investment at 8 Drayton St, Dalby.
• How long can rates stay low?
• Peace and privacy with views
• Does adding a bedroom increase your property’s value?
• Best builders in spotlight
• Succeed at renovation
• Bankwest changes rates
• Rental vacancy rates ease in city
• House gets new lease of life
• Range-side facility on market
• CONTINENT CRUSHING COUPE
• FITZY MAN OF MITSI
• PLUG INTO THE REVOLUTION

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