Police

Lock It Or Lose It …

Lock It Or Lose It …

Unlocked doors, an unsecured shed and an unlocked car feature in the latest crime reports from Murgon, Cherbourg and Wondai police.

Police Probe Line-Dancing Fraud

Police Probe Line-Dancing Fraud

Police are investigating an alleged line-dancing fraud which may have swindled more than $120,000 out of members of the public.

Woman Rescued From Truck Crash

Woman Rescued From Truck Crash

An elderly woman was airlifted to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital in a serious condition about 1:00pm on Monday after a crash near Woolooga.

Phone Stolen At School

Phone Stolen At School

Nanango Police are asking the public to keep a lookout for a mobile phone stolen last Wednesday from a bag at Nanango State High School.

Two Charged After Drug Raids

Two Charged After Drug Raids

Police allegedly seized cannabis worth more than $50,000 – and two people have been charged – after raids on Wednesday and Thursday in Murgon, Wondai and Proston.

Anyone Missing A Bike?

Anyone Missing A Bike?

Kingaroy Police are still looking for the owners of several pushbikes and a motorbike abandoned in Kingaroy streets.

Man Charged With Armed Robbery

Man Charged With Armed Robbery

A 45-year-old South Nanango man has been charged with armed robbery after an incident at the United service station in Nanango on Monday night.

Police Seize Replica Pistol, Drugs

Police Seize Replica Pistol, Drugs

A 20-year-old Nanango man was due to appear in Kingaroy Magistrates Court on Tuesday after police seized drugs and a replica pistol from a property on Kingaroy-Burrandowan Road on Monday.

Armed Hold-Up At Servo

Armed Hold-Up At Servo

A suspect has been taken into custody for questioning following an armed hold-up at the United service station in Henry Street, Nanango, on Monday night

Rail Link Offers Huge Savings

Rail Link Offers Huge Savings

CSIRO research into the Melbourne to Brisbane Inland Rail project has determined that shifting horticulture and processed agriculture from road to rail could reduce transport costs for the agricultural industry by an estimated $70 million per year.

Drug Offences Drop For Second Year

Drug Offences Drop For Second Year

Assaults and illicit drug use were the two most common crimes in Australia last year, according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.