Three Die In House Fire
Three people have died – believed to be a father and two children – in an horrific house fire in Kingaroy on Saturday afternoon
Three people have died – believed to be a father and two children – in an horrific house fire in Kingaroy on Saturday afternoon
Residents in the Gympie, Toowoomba and Somerset council areas will be banned from lighting certain types of fires from next Monday to lower the risk to the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
Queensland Emergency Services Minister Craig Crawford presented awards on Saturday to the firefighters involved in battling the Swickers’ fire in Kingaroy in November 2016.
Motorists who suddenly feel their cars vibrating shouldn’t just assume something weird mechanically is happening … they should take a look in their mirrors to see if there’s a fire engine behind them.
Firefighters were called out just after 3:00pm on Wednesday to a large grass fire burning at Hodgeleigh.
Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council was presented with an Australia Day Appreciation Certificate on Wednesday at the QFES North Coast Region Australia Day Awards.
A Goomeri resident received a surprise phone call from police this week when they rang to say his vehicle had been stolen and found in a ditch.
Ambulance paramedics treated a man for smoke inhalation after a home was destroyed by fire in the early hours of Sunday morning.
A fire that has been burning for two days in the Wondai State Forestry created large plumes of smoke on Wednesday which could be seen from as far away as Kingaroy.
A GoFundMe page has been set up for a Nanango couple who lost everything in a house fire
Firefighters were called to a fire in a house on Hamilton Road at South Nanango on Monday afternoon.
Emergency crews were called to Pimpimbudgee about 3:30pm on Wednesday after a fire which started in a farm truck spread to grassland
South-east Queensland fire bans have been lifted following substantial rainfall over the long weekend
Two water bombers, a helicopter and multiple fire units were called to Cherbourg on Friday afternoon
The Queensland Fire and Emergency Service has warned that a bushfire burning along the Brisbane Valley Highway at Glen Esk could get worse.
A local fire ban has been declared in the South Burnett and Gympie regional council areas from midnight on Tuesday to midnight on Saturday.
Firefighters called in a large bulldozer to clear scrub in a bid to control a fire burning along Smith Road at Booie on Monday afternoon.
Multiple fire crews are attending another bushfire burning in the Taromeo area … this time near Taromeo Rise and Old Esk Road.
Firefighters are urging Queenslanders to be prepared and alert as the fire danger rises to extreme in parts of the State this weekend.
A local fire ban is being imposed on Thursday as record dry conditions heighten the risk of bushfires