The Chronicle - 2017-03-24

• LONDON AUSSIES ESCAPE TERROR
• London’s heart hit in attack
• Huge leap in reading results at Harlaxton
• Region to Access Hong Kong
• Death driver off road for longer
• Driver lucky to avoid jail
• View stunning French tutu piece
• Highfields residents reject shopping plan
• Man jailed for domestic violence
• Bunnings planned for Lockyer Valley
• Surgery puts steak on menu
• Trial drug could save life
• Solo exhibition­s reflect direction
• Some sports people deserve a pay rise
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Intel chairman says Trump tracked
• Stock patterns reveal human nature
• Anaestheti­st recognised at awards
• Suns coach talks up side’s finals chances
• Coach admits Cloke is nervous at facing Pies
• Benji to make way for boom Bronco
• Titans the real heroes
• Bennett rubbishes Milford rumours
• Cressbrook proves hot spot as Brisbane River stirs up
• Crash won’t slow Alonso
• Australia’s fast-bowling riches bad news for England
• Teeroys Tribute to resume
• Makeover is paying off
• TAB DIVIDENDS
• THUNDER IN LION’S DEN
• MILK FOR CHINA
• Ag science event in Toowoomba attracts a diverse crowd
• Dragon fruit grower explains her tricks of the trade
• One-armed shearer is ready to tackle new challenges
• DRONE HEARING:
• Class action call for shatter-cane-affected sorghum growers
• Resistance problems discovered with wheat powdery mildew fungicides
• Oat trial yields big results
• Young farmer takes on the family secrets
• Travelling scholarshi­ps available for crop research doctorates
• Tests ahead after spill
• Know your soil moisture
• US makes gains on herbicide resistance plans
• Lockyer Valley in ‘green drought’
• Banks can no longer foreclose farm mortgages without mediation offer
• Future thinking to secure niche market
• The Aussie barbecue key in holding demand
• Buffalo meat a ‘reality check’ for all industry
• Mixed bag around region
• Pundits look to chickpeas in crop plan
• Women battle it out for all around cowgirl
• Funding committed for agricultur­al leadership
• Betoota in the big smoke
• Growcom to work with ACCC on code
• Speak up about CSG
• More community input papers released on water management plans
• Riding for his dream
• Mungbean growers invited to a field walk
• Introducin­g the 2017 Audi Centre Toowoomba Weetwood
• Your passport to all things fashion
• Flashback – The History of Weetwood
• Chairman’s message
• Dress to impress
• Meet the stars of Weetwood
• Place your bets

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