The Chronicle - 2018-01-26

• IS TODAY A DAY TO CELEBRATE?
• WHY IT'S INVASION DAY
• WE NEED TO HEAL
• PAST SHOULD REMAIN IN PAST
• Jan 26 a ‘historic’ day
• Western Downs awards
• Officer’s doggedness wins praise
• Police save dog left on back of ute
• In hospital after raging in Bali cell
• Lincoln for Bachelor of Year
• TRC staff ask for free parks
• Man cops jail term on mum’s invitation
• Magnificen­t family home
• City meeting called on wages class action
• Smorgasbor­d of art and science
• When change is as good as no holiday
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Tyler constructi­ng his future
• ‘Sack councils opposing Aust Day’
• Human cloning moves closer
• Alcatraz – no one gets out alive, but he says they did
• Nassar gets 175 more years in jail
• Revival of Pacific trade pact hailed
• Cooby, Boondooma still two of region’s hot fishing spots
• Travis heads options
• Heat on Pietersen to deliver in farewell game
• ‘Best ever’ winter team announced
• Australia aiming to cash in on experience
• Bert gets ’Roos nod
• Sydney Sevens approach gives women boost
• Wozniacki buries her Open demons
• Chung to step up says coach
• Women’s side huge boost for Rangers
• Schools deserve praise for sports programs
• Young stars ready for championsh­ips
• Jockey enjoys good form
• TALKIN’ RAIN?
• Cotton crops damaged by spray drift on Downs
• Up and comer gets chance to study ag
• A tour through droving history with event
• Wrap-up of southwest Queensland saleyard prices and results
• Record sheep yarding
• Financial help for distressed farmers
• Top Dalby business is up for CRT gong
• Family’s pecan legacy lives on through ages A real tale of paddock to plate: Trawalla’s supply chain and global export business
• Herbicide-tolerant grain
• How to stay in control
• Bright future ahead
• Buyer interest grows
• Ways to protect your soil
• Potato lasagne twist
• Industries combine for ag conference
• Cotton conference is pushing the boundaries
• 30 head stolen from property
• Study up, up and away
• Ready to ride for Dolly
• A transparen­t council
• Informativ­e tour of region’s cotton properties
• Empty-nest coping
• Sweeter market in south
• Workers being fleeced with bad work conditions
• Rethinking shed safety
• Newbie builds career
• CHECKLIST FOR STATION NEWBIES
• Avos lift state growth
• Heads-up promised for trade changes
• Land with huge potential
• Double creek frontage here
• Are seasons off the mark?
• Betoota pub to reopen in outback ghost town

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