‘Wrong Way’ Driver Charged
A driver has been charged after allegedly speeding at 70km/h the wrong way down the 10km/h shared zone in Glendon Street, Kingaroy.
A driver has been charged after allegedly speeding at 70km/h the wrong way down the 10km/h shared zone in Glendon Street, Kingaroy.
Five people – including two primary school-aged children – suffered minor injuries in a collision on Youngman Street, Kingaroy, on Tuesday morning.
Flames were shooting from the roof of a house in Frangipani Drive, Kingaroy, when firefighters arrived on site in the early hours of Monday morning.
A large grassfire at Ficks Crossing, which broke out just after noon on Saturday, was quickly brought under control by teams of local firefighters.
Two fire crews were called to a car ablaze on Nanango-Tarong Road, near Berlin Road, at South Nanango on Thursday morning.
A man, aged in his 30s, was helped by QAS paramedics on Wednesday morning after a vehicle rolled on the Bunya Highway just outside Kingaroy.
Police Minister Dan Purdie has knocked back a plea for a reward to be offered in the case of missing person Jack McLennan.
Communities across Australia paused on Tuesday for brief ceremonies to mark National Police Remembrance Day, an opportunity to reflect on the service of police officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting their communities.
A driver has been charged after allegedly doing burnouts in Glendon Street, Kingaroy.
A fire which badly damaged a shed in Booie on Sunday evening sparked a grass fire which prompted a strong response from local rural brigades.
A 45-year-old woman has been charged with murder after her husband was allegedly struck and killed by a vehicle at Fernvale.
The Teelah fire was burning safely behind containment lines on Thursday morning, despite a minor flare-up on the north-east corner of the incident.
The fire alert in Teelah was lowered to “STAY PREPARED” at 6:26pm on Tuesday evening after a day of high drama in the rural locality north of Blackbutt.
Police have charged a 16-year-old boy after a series of suspicious fires in Murgon earlier this month.
Two men suffered critical injuries in separate single-vehicle crashes across the region at the weekend.
Despite a very hectic weekend battling potentially serious bushfires around the region, rural and urban firefighters crews had to go right back into action on Monday with several new blazes breaking out.
Dozens of fire crews – supported by water bombers – were fighting large fires around the region on Saturday afternoon.
Murgon detectives, with assistance from Task Force Argos, have charged a 45-year-old Wondai man after an investigation into alleged child grooming and drug trafficking.
Fire-fighting aircraft were still in action – and a “Stay Informed” warning in place – on Thursday morning at a large scrub fire burning south of Cooyar.
Well-known pork industry figures Darren Gary Wilson and Cameron Ronald Wilson have been named as the two Queenslanders linked to an alleged multi-million dollar fraud.