The Chronicle - 2012-09-05

• Toddlers toast market success
• Premier faces friend and foe
• Great stories and top pix
• What’s our Lifeline boss so happy about?
• Cleaners filthy about changes
• Picketers to rally amid rumours of job cuts
• $350 million plan open for discussion
• Wage dispute sees teachers walk out
• Detective injured in scuffle
• Carer sick and tired of dealing with red tape
• Claudia’s skills are now good as gold
• Friends sure of mine ban
• Teale has a plan for our city centre
• Toogoolawa­h Adopt-a-cop is state’s best
• Time in custody is enough
• Device could have saved drink-driver
• Currawongs just as nasty
• Hospice’s founder will be greatly missed by many
• SMS your view
• Services will suffer under LNP government
• Poor mentality with carbon tax
• Downs affected by LNP’S lies
• Letter writer needs to answer the question
• New office to stem asbestos deaths Shorten directs agency to devise national strategy
• Give rate cuts time to work, RBA says
• Useful sources for finding immigrants
• Stocks fall as rates stay
• Broncos brace for Cowboys’ attack
• Sampson nails records Olympian cleans up in style
• Emus tough to roll Bears face uphill battle in showdown
• Bar changes raise concerns

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