The Chronicle - 2019-09-06

• CONDITIONS RIGHT FOR FIRE STORM
• MAGPIE ATTACKS CHILD IN PARK
• Goofy roo a soccer star
• Community has say on mayor race
• ‘I won’t be party political’, says Kerry
• Failing to report can lead to jail
• ‘Landmark’ build begins
• Robbery accused in city court
• St Vincent’s Hospital expansion starts November
• Women start podcast to help local business
• Man jailed for violent assault
• Diverse works at spring show
• SCARCE WATER
• Some defendants get a dressing down in court
• HAVE A LAUGH
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Secure the Mercure
• New plans on menu for Gambaro family’s holdings
• Surplus land unlocked
• CBD hotel rises from the ashes
• Myer makes small profit
• Killer paedo freed
• Good numbers of cod and yellowbell­y at Leslie Dam
• WARNING TO LIONS
• Oakey’s ‘Love God’ making waves for national team
• Cougars face challenge
• Redbacks hope to sting Coolaroo
• Past High looks to keep run alive in prelims
• Sydney solution not the answer for NRL
• Kropp’s Birdsville trek
• FINALS DAY A FAMILY AFFAIR
• Plea to keep land
• Supermarke­ts could save dairy industry
• Advocate shines for being sober in bush
• Eastwell brothers make APRA finals
• Bush racing: Jockey Keith Ballard will mark half a century in racing at the Birdsville Cup, story
• Students strip for charity
• NSW water allocation­s
• Buy photos to help farmer
• Foodborne illness fears rise
• Growcom column
• North sees worst crop in 40 years
• Shine awards
• Fruit, veg and nut exports hit record high
• Ag’s trust campaigns
• Permits for cut flower imports
• Residuals a critical factor
• Delays with equine centre
• Experts battle swine fever
• Rethink win for farmers
• Feeding soil for millet
• Far North teenager helps Australia secure victory
• Steers continue to dominate
• Frustrated farmers taking legal action
• Waste worse than plastic
• Shares dip despite profits over $1b
• A summer crop for winter
• Shine 2019 casts light on our inspiratio­nal regional women
• Cutting is all class at Nebo
• Vegetable farm makes big moves for an expansion
• STYLE NOTE
• The gardeners are ready to show off their work
• Alexandra Whitley tells us about the thrill of racing
• A local artist illustrate­s books for sick children
• We checked out what’s on in our region this month
• The inaugural Carnival Choir will hit the stage
• The Truloffs shared their wedding day with us
• We found out how to search our family history
• Beatles memorabili­a proves a hit
• We took a trip to the chillin’ shores of Cairns
• GET HELP F.A.S.T.
• DISCOVERIN­G YOUR FAMILY’S HERITAGE
• AGREE TO AGREE
• ONE FOR THE GUYS
• OUR UNSUNG HEROES
• LIVE BOUNDLESSL­Y
• LIGHTEN UP
• FLOORED BY CHOICE
• LOW CARBON VOC WHAT?
• Artist Style
• WHAT’S UP FOR GRABS IN A PROPERTY SETTLEMENT?
• AIR IN, POWER OUT
• LATE NIGHT
• THE ANOMALY BY MICHAEL RUTGER
• ENJOY YUM CHA
• THE DOWNLANDS ART EXHIBITION
• OUR OWN FAIR LADY
• IT’S IN THE STARS

The Chronicle - 2019-09-05

The Chronicle - 2019-09-07