Cup stars: We reveal how Rangers and Bears secured grand final wins
The Darling Downs and South West Queensland’s best rugby union teams battled for grand final glory at the weekend, and The Chronicle was on hand to capture all the action.
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Gallery: Lockyer mayor joins $300k charity Harley-Davidson cruise
Dozens of HOGs revved their Harleys across Toowoomba and the Lockyer Valley for one the region’s longest-running cancer charity events. Check out all the photos here:
100+ PICTURES: UniSQ graduates celebrate academic milestone
Hundreds of UniSQ students celebrated their academic achievements at graduation ceremonies at Empire Theatres. See the photos of the special moments here.
The 2022 Face of Weetwood revealed
A horse lover with a long family history in the racing industry, the 2022 Face of Weetwood has been announced ahead of the massive September event.
Volcano to Volcanic III runners build up big thirst and big funds
Running 10km can take it out of you but fortunately these runners had Volcanic Brewery as their finish line. What’s it all about? See here:
Gallery: Toowoomba’s forgotten soldiers remembered 60 years on
In a powerful and emotional moment, Toowoomba bowed its head in solidarity as residents remembered our nine mates killed during the Vietnam War. Read their stories here.
‘Forever in our hearts’: Grandmother to be farewelled after hit and run
The family of a grandmother killed in a suspected hit-and-run west of Toowoomba will farewell her this morning in a public memorial. See where you can watch here.
City’s young stars: Our young Guys and Dolls shine in Broadway icon
A Toowoomba school is set to blow the region away with its rendition of a Broadway classic. We profile the cast and the iconic roles they’re taking on.
Gallery: Brewoomba street party thrills after three-year wait
It’s a street party three years in the making, and the weather nearly ruined it. But hundreds have packed out Brewoomba for its most ambitious edition yet. Check out our gallery here.
Police find car, driver as roadside death probe continues
Police investigating the death of a woman in a possible hit and run early on Saturday say they have found the vehicle involved and are talking to the driver.
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