The Chronicle - 2014-01-11

• Families stay in touch with ‘snail mail’
• New group to keep close eye on council
• Mission to make Mars team:
• 10 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND
• Ready quip proves an ice-breaker
• Decor blamed for riot on nurses
• Snake bite cases spike on Downs
• Study points out suburbs to be hit by job losses
• City’s war dead get new voice
• Council backs historians
• Teen given chance to start over
• New blackboard re- enforces city’s community spirit
• Mark shares tragic tale of family’s loss
• The story in Mark Hart’s own words...
• Geoff stays grounded after ordeal
• Trip to France highlights end of busy year
• DECEMBER
• SMS YOUR VIEW
• Golf, less yard work on list
• THE WAY WE WERE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Golfers turn out for cause
• Members celebrate important birthday
• Attractive career choice
• Remote areas ‘will get more doctors’
• Vulnerable at risk of weight loss scammers
• CFO an important second set of eyes
• Star striker bolsters ‘scary’ Roar’s depth
• Aust stars cop horror draw
• Recalled opener along for the ride
• Heat left in a spin for Stars clash
• Will Rafa spoil Djoker’s fun?
• Vintage Serena
• Rangers ready to claw back ground on leaders
• Team jinx feels the heat
• Cheap horse carries hopes of 30 owners
• QUEENSLAND REP: CALL UP FOR DOWNS PLAYER
• CRICKET: TCI BATTLE RESUMES
• Unspoilt setting
• Country life with a green tinge
• Borrowers sticking with fixed rate for home loans
• Pest and building checks very important
• Budgets help avoid those major money disasters
• Prestige setting for family life
• Special touches have appeal
• Proven way to build wealth
• Conditions right for rise in big cities
• Tenants have different wants
• Architects’ names can help sales
• Major result for campaign
• Homes spur constructi­on
• Builder’s home has rooms to spare
• Good time to get finances back in better shape
• RAYMOND CROWE is back in his new live show The Illusionis­ts 2.0
• Great holidays on offer
• Glider pilots see flights as individual challenges
• What art exhibition­s mean to us
• and watches star-studded cast bring his novel to life for cinema-goers ‘Thief’ author steps aside
• Cheery cherries
• THE FORGOTTEN REBELS OF EUREKA
• PLEASURE TO READ
• Making most of Raffles
• What's the buzz? Bees need our help!
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• 208 GTi delivers pure fun
• Rugged good looks
• Best of both worlds
• Road test recipe
• Marques line up new big guns
• Aussies get the Benz
• Kia serves up fleet for Open
• Convertibl­es line up at auction
• Hyundai plan helps young Australian­s

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