The Chronicle - 2018-10-11

• Businesses face tighter suburb fit
• Top student honour one for the books
• Customers rave about Thai Royal restaurant
• Mental health and age
• Give others benefit of doubt, says Mia Freedman
• Fire tears through storage shed in Dalby
• Key changes for public transport
• A day to honour the fallen
• Printing the smart way
• Gas field to generate up to 350 jobs
• Where city falls short
• School’s campus to extend
• Men’s mental health in focus
• Parole for man who breached suspended sentence by pawning
• Well-known couple back in business
• Stonefruit season kicks off
• Dispelling breast cancer rumours
• St Andrew’s breast care nurses do amazing things
• Remember, it’s never too late for a breast screen
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Grandad hero in kidnap drama
• Trump’s star quits
• Fat stacks up in cafe menu
• Home office isn’t necessaril­y less stressful
• Over-65s limbering up
• Men’s Shed boosted by $400,000
• NOW SHOWING
• NOW SHOWING
• Tower of power hits the market
• New plan served up for old Coles shop
• Darling Downs region attractive to Chinese investors looking to spend
• Family to offload pubs
• Mythology brought to life in compelling tale
• Slow Down and Grow Something
• Takeover bid for Navitas
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• THE STARS by Patsy
• WEST TOOWOOMBA
• NORTH TOOWOOMBA
• CROWS NEST
• SOUTH TOOWOOMBA
• NEW-LOOK BULLETS ARE FULLY LOADED
• Honesty session could be key to success for Sydney Kings
• IT’S MANU A MANU
• Tedesco determined to take his opportunit­y
• BUCKLE UP FOR WILD RIDE MITCH
• Abigail waves winning PNG flag in Toowoomba
• Junior Neers to commence rep season
• Government and racing alliance in ‘positive’ meeting
• Highfields signs new coach for next season
• TGS reps on the radar
• TRIO OF TITLES A FAIR ACCOLADE
• Love is in the air, again
• Betoota boys ready to hit the road
• Dancing back into our hearts
• Polarising adventures
• CROSSWORD NO: 816

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