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A former signwriter, a Toowoomba man has battled through blood cancer and kidney failure, and has now opened up about a disease that impacts Australians every hour.
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LEST WE FORGET: Boer War and WWI Toowoomba veteran officially laid to rest
A dedicated family have gone above and beyond to give their ancestor the proper send-off he deserved, after the war veteran was buried in an unmarked Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery grave.
WRAP UP: Thousands left drooling after Meatstock blew away expectations
The music and barbecue festival has come and gone, and to say we were entertained is an understatement. From Dad bods to award-winning artists, find out what happened at Meatstock
Visitor influx for Meatstock: Cook it and they will come
Thousands have arrived in Toowoomba’s doorstep for the hotly anticipated Meatstock, which kicks off this afternoon. But what can visitors expect? Find out here.
Investigations after large fish die-off as dam prepares to re-open
A dam near Toowoomba has seen a large number of fish wash up dead, with potential blackwater as a result of horror floods this week. Details here.
Ultimate guide to busting holiday boredom in Toowoomba
Looking for things to occupy the kids these school holidays that won’t hurt the bank? The Chronicle has you sorted with your ultimate guide here.
Revealed: Meet Toowoomba’s cutest toddlers
We were inundated with nominations and votes for Toowoomba’s cutest toddler. Now, after an extended voting period, we can reveal who has taken the crown.
Driving lessons helping migrants gain independence one metre at a time
For many, getting behind the wheel is something we take for granted but for many migrants and refugees, learning to drive can be a daunting experience.
Revealed: Council’s eye-watering road repair bill after horror floods
Toowoomba Regional Council has unveiled the significant costs it would take to repair flood damaged roads, expected to take two years to complete. Details here.
Job loss, erosion, price spike: Farmers battle fallout one month on from horror floods
South East Queensland farmers continue to battle the fallout of February and March’s deadly floods, with job losses, financial stress and product price spikes to continue. Details here.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/morgan-burley/page/29