The Chronicle - 2018-08-17

• MY KIDS SAVED ME
• MEET DIVAS COMING TO CITY
• Police strike at crime network
• Perilous trip makes it to the big screens
• Five charged over spree
• Compassion critical for city influencer­s
• Five-year contract secured with Shell
• Complaints under investigat­ion
• Hospital gets new tech
• LifeFlight welcomes new docs
• Awards recognise service
• Science comes alive tonight
• Medal is returned to widow
• Mix of style and charm
• Mixed styles offer variety
• Wouldn’t be banking on any daylight savings yet
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Doing away with the myths of the older generation
• Enjoy retirement the way you like it at Kingfisher Gardens
• Staving off that dreaded cold before it pays a visit
• Having fun with your grandkids
• Celebrate Seniors Week with movie and morning tea
• Keeping track of Government payment scheme changes Discover what sort of payments you could be eligible for and when
• Enjoy beautiful and healthy skin at any age with these useful tips
• Brodribb — over 100 years of caring in Toowoomba community
• GemLife Highfields offers you lifestyle, luxury and convenienc­e
• Retirees enjoy active lifestyle at Toowoomba Living Gems
• Yukana surpasses the taste test
• Bail for sword murder accused
• Ex-CIA boss shut out
• Hospice wins from high tea
• Jobless hits six-year low
• DON’T THREATEN US
• Hansen names close to full-strength side
• Depleted Tigers still dangerous
• Cooby still a hot spot with Leslie Dam also firing well
• Teams ready for finals
• BARRETT APPEALS TO FANS
• Broncos chasing Maguire for 2020
• Eels prepared to give Hayne time
• ‘Leaders of our game’ cop a blast
• NRL’s coaching circus is damaging the game
• Sold For Song re-tuning
• SILVER LINING FOR MTB STAR
• One ‘More’ win on road to Suncorp Stadium
• High wheat prices if growers can produce a crop in dry
• Family auctions heifer with proceeds going to LifeFlight
• Elders agent takes out the young auctioneer title
• Prices from across southwest Queensland livestock selling complexes
• Drought support increased for QLD
• Six-year -old whip cracking star follows family footsteps
• No harvest, no income, no relief for drought affected farmers
• Practice makes perfect for auctioneer
• More Ekka success for santa breeders
• A prime selection of lambs at Ekka
• Emerging outback tourism given a boost
• Bigger talks for change
• Win for CLAAS
• Spread the right message
• Check before planting crop
• Flowing through history
• Health hand eases strain
• Do you know about the PTSS?
• The vegan honey debate
• All major banks now offer Farm Management Deposit offsets
• Bush goes urban at Ekka show meet-up
• Young judge taken under expert’s wing
• Hens in wide open ranges
• Economic diversity is a part of drought plan
• The people vs feral pests
• Gundy grower’s triumph
• Labour laws do the job
• Finding farming futures
• COAG meets on energy policy
• The view from up high: drones find a place
• A niche waiting to be filled
• Voice across outback
• Campaign against use of 1080
• Irrigation and deep river soils
• Grazing block up for grabs
• A fight for the top spot
• Exporters battle to secure wool as market begins to open up
• Welcome from Master Builders Queensland
• The benefits of building with a Master
• Downs Designer Homes wins House of the Year
• Hutchinson Builders pockets Project of the Year award
• Award-winning builder delivers the ‘wow’ factor
• The hands-on builder
• Multiple awards for Downs Designer Homes
• The Pinnacle of winning for Palm Lake Resort
• Bespoke homes from Mark Winter Constructi­ons win big
• Client satisfacti­on is paramount at Paragon
• Tried and trusted
• Ruby Developmen­ts takes Tourism and Leisure Facilities award
• Southern Stars wins Residentia­l Contractor of the Year award
• Valdal Projects rake in the awards

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