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Lachlan Onions is a sports reporter for The Toowoomba Chronicle and CODE Sports. Originally from Brisbane, Lachlan studied a Bachelor of Communication with a major in journalism at the University of the Sunshine Coast. After spending two years studying, he began his career as a cadet sports reporter for The Border Watch in Mount Gambier, where he spent 18 months developing his craft before returning to Queensland.

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TRL TALK: Biggest talking points from final round of season

The regular season of the Toowoomba Rugby League reached its conclusion on the weekend after 18 action-packed weeks of football. Check out the biggest talking points from round 18 here.

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GPS First XV rugby: BSHS skip shines; BBC still in the hunt

GPS First XV rugby: BSHS captain Eli Langi scored three tries to help his team retain its unbeaten run, while BBC remained in the hunt and TGS and TSS triumphed in round 6. Full stories here.

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Inside ex-world boxing champion’s spiral and life after prison

Michael Katsidis was a former world boxing champion who spiralled into a life that landed him in jail for two years due to drug trafficking. Fresh from prison Katsidis has opened up what led to his decline and his future plans.

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Touch down: The 60+ stars to watch in Toowoomba Touch finals

REVEALED: From A-grade to the All Abilities finals we name the 60 plus players who hold the keys to premiership glory in this weekend’s senior Toowoomba Touch Football finals. Find out who cracked the list from your club here.

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Women in League: The star female players lighting up Darling Downs

From rookie fullbacks to forwards who hit like freight trains – we reveal Toowoomba Rugby League’s star female players. Find out who cracked the list from your club here.

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$From fractured bones to Hostplus star: Fenning making his mark$

From fractured bones to Hostplus star: Fenning making his mark

Corey Fenning spent 12 months on the sideline after fracturing his jaw, cheekbone and eye socket. He grabbed a league lifeline thrown to him by the Western Clydesdales this season and now he ranks among their leading stars. Read about his remarkable recovery here.

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REVEALED: Star players to watch in AFLQ Darling Downs finals

With finals upon us, we reveal the men’s and women’s players to watch in the AFLQ Darling Downs finals series, See who made the list from your club here.

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TRL TALK: Biggest talking points from season-defining round

Between top of the table clashes, battles for finals and 18 try thrillers, round 17 of the TRL lived up to the hype. Check out the biggest talking point from the penultimate round of the season here.

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REVEALED: Biggest talking points from Clydesdales’ final home game

After a forgettable 46-0 loss a week ago to the Northern Pride, the Western Clydesdales were a completely different side in their clash with the Brisbane Tigers on Sunday. Check out the biggest talking points from the clash here.

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‘Really good’: NBA assistant coach impressed by Aussie talent

An NBA assistant coach has been travelling across the country over the last two weeks and has nothing but praise for the talent in Australia as well as the current crop of players in the NBA. See why he believes the future is bright for Australian basketball here.

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