
Sarah Jarvis For Christmas gift ideas, Bush Christmas is on until Saturday, supporting local artists.
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Toowoomba Woah! A billion dollar Defence Force contract could mean more than 250 jobs for Toowoomba.
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A FAMILY-OWNED business is on the verge of a billion dollar Australian Defence Force contract that could generate more than 250 jobs in Toowoomba.

Toowoomba Santa's little helpers. Isn't that sweet?
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Keith Jordan was up and down taking phone orders this morning from people looking for a bit of his Christmas magic.

Toowoomba You are as young as you feel. Well done, Ruth.
Brassall gran tackles Story Bridge | Ipswich News | Local News in Ipswich | Ipswich Queensland Times
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JUST over 18 months ago, Brassall grandmother Ruth Lovell believed she was on

Toowoomba 'New Moon' is raking it in.
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THE Twilight vampire romance sequel New Moon raked in $US140.7 million in its premiere weekend, a spectacular showing for the cult series.

Toowoomba Yeeewww! Last day of School. Well done seniors!
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TOOWOOMBA seniors cried, cheered and clapped their way through the last day of school today.

Toowoomba Ray's autobiography would be a fascinating read. Good Christmas present, don't you think?
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AFTER 45 years of interviewing the world's prominent personalities, it took simply two weeks of promoting his new autobiography to wear Ray Martin's voice out.

Toowoomba Spectacular photos of the lightning storm around Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast last night.
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A SPECTACULAR lightshow, strong wind gusts but little rain - that was the outcome of tonight's storms which left thousands without power.

Toowoomba Win one of 70 double passes to see the movie, 'Where the Wild Things Are'.
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Innovative director Spike Jonze collaborates with celebrated author Maurice Sendak to bring one of the most beloved books of all time to the big screen in Where the Wild Things Are, a classic story about childhood and the places we go to figure out the world we live in. ...

Toowoomba The 'Forgotten Australians' finally get an apology.
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MEMORIES of a lost childhood flooded back for Toowoomba orphans Sonia Grevell and Joan Creager as Kevin Rudd apologised to the

Toowoomba Too little, too late, Anna.
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THE State Government will waive stamp duty charges and pay for legal fees under a 'generous' buy back scheme for Mary Valley landowners.

Toowoomba You would think that would have been picked up early on before declaring it to the world. The skull thought to be Ned Kelly's could be that of a woman's. Sheesh.
Ned Kelly skull could be woman's | National News | Breaking National News in Australia | Toowoomba C
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THE skull claimed to be that of legendary Australian bushranger Ned Kelly could well be a woman's, former Pentridge Prison chaplain Father Peter Norden says.

Toowoomba Lol.
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NEARLY 80 per cent of the Toowoomba Regional Council area is covered by coal exploration permits, consultants have told the council.

Toowoomba Photo gallery of the celebrations. Thanks, Peter Garrett.
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CHEERS and cries of relief rang out across the Mary Valley yesterday as Peter Garrett lived up to his reputation and scrapped the proposed Traveston Dam.

Toowoomba Great idea. Adopt a needy family for Christmas.
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READERS of The Chronicle are being called on to ensure hundreds of needy families have a wonderful Christmas this year.

























