Will the real ‘Quiet Australians’ please speak up?
Extremists on both sides are shouting so loudly the sensible conversations many of us would like to be having in between are being shut down
Opinion
Don’t dare patronise our kids: Note to ScoMo
“IT REALLY irks me that leaders don’t seem to be listening to what the children of the world are telling them about climate change”.
‘Cows being slaughtered’: Tragic reality of milk price wars
ONE Chronicle reader has described a tragic scene which show the impact low milk prices are having on our farmers
OPINION: Hanson not the one to fix our failing system
PAULINE Hanson’s appointment as co-chair of a new parliamentary inquiry into family law continues to irritate and it seems I am not alone.
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LETTERS: Town plan is just a guide
Readers have their say on Jewel, abortion, independent public schools and children’s hospital name change
Pilots prove facility is on world stage for Qantas academy
IF YOU need more proof of Toowoomba’s suitability for the proposed Qantas pilot training academy, look to the arrival of the students to Wellcamp Airport.
High-rise supporters upbeat after ‘bizarre’ council decision
SUPPORTERS of the proposed nine-storey Bargara high-rise remain upbeat despite a “bizarre” turn of events at yesterday’s Bundaberg Regional Council meeting.
Facial recognition first sign of exciting things to come
Latest from Subaru is an awesome piece of technology because it addresses a major road safety issue.
Top hoop returns to his best
EIGHT-time Ipswich premier jockey Jim Byrne had endured a slow start to his current season – until the latest Ipswich meeting on Friday that is.
OPINION: This is not what shoulder charge ban is for
Billy Slater will miss the grand final if he can’t beat a shoulder charge ban at the judiciary.
ScoMo is on the right track as PM
WHEN Scott Morrison was selected as Prime Minister, I like many other people was sceptical and surprised as one expected Julie Bishop to be the selection.
OPINION: A game-changer to replace Bundy’s ‘5000’ lost jobs
IN July 2014, the Queensland Government initiated two seminars, one in Mackay and the second in Brisbane a few weeks later.
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