DIGGERS will be allowed to have family alongside them during this year’s Toowoomba Anzac Day march but veteran Stan Alford would prefer they were not.

A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl has drowned in a dam on a farm east of Toowoomba.

TWO sisters, from Nobby, were caught drink driving within hours of one another on Saturday morning.

TRACY Campbell wants to warn dog owners to register their pets and know how the animal management system works.

A TOOWOOMBA woman watched in horror as her 12-year-old fox terrier was torn to shreds by two rogue dogs this morning.

CLIFTON Show Society president Kate Flynn is gearing up for a top time at the 99th annual event this weekend.

A BAD haircut had driven Christopher Nato Thoa to break into the hairdresser’s home late that night for compensation, Court heard yesterday.

WILLIAM Chalfe’s new house was made a home yesterday thanks to the kindness of selfless Toowoomba residents.

AS family legends go, the story of Air Vice-Marshal Donald Bennett is at the top of the list for extraordinary tales.

FAMILY members farewelled former Toowoomba man Christopher John Wheatley on Saturday after he died from injuries sustained in a crash at the Gold Coast.

TWO 10-year-old boys were assaulted while trying to break up a family fight during Christmas Day celebrations, Toowoomba Magistrates Court was told yesterday.

TEARS welled in William Chalfe’s eyes as he surveyed the burnt-out shell of his Darling Heights family home yesterday morning.

TEARS welled in William Chalfe’s eyes as he surveyed the burnt-out shell of his Jennifer Crescent family home this morning.

POLICE had not released the names of two people killed in separate tragedies at the weekend.

JOIN the safari and step into the wild at Cobb m Co Museum’s January school holiday program, Jaws and Claws.

A FAMILY of five lost everything when their Westmar home burnt to the ground on Wednesday night, just 16 days before Christmas.

THE Spring Street Christian Church has made a special appeal after being overwhelmed by the number of hampers donated to Toowoomba’s needy for Christmas.

READERS of The Chronicle are being called on to ensure hundreds of needy families have a wonderful Christmas this year.

A TRIP from Kingsthorpe to visit the doctor took a dramatic turn for the Mahon family yesterday.

What do you do with hundreds of old Chronicle newspapers? You make a giant snowman of course!