Car Thieves Chased By Angry Owner
A Kingaroy resident who heard his parked car start up and drive away chased the thieves in another vehicle, Kingaroy Magistrates Court heard today.
A Kingaroy resident who heard his parked car start up and drive away chased the thieves in another vehicle, Kingaroy Magistrates Court heard today.
A fire in a stolen car sparked a grassfire on the Nanango-Brooklands Road at Brooklands yesterday evening.
Police believe thieves who broke into a room at Kingaroy State High School on Friday night were after food.
Firefighters remained on the scene to ensure a fire at Brooklands on Saturday afternoon did not flare up again
Meet the Hervey Bay rural firies who have volunteered their time this week to help keep us safe
Police are appealing for the public’s help to locate a missing man who may be in our region
Police from the Forensic Crash Unit are at the scene of a fatal traffic crash at Moore.
Five fire crews were called to a house fire in Taylor Street West, Murgon, about 5:20pm this evening.
Do you recognise this man? Then Kingaroy Police would like to hear from you.
Last night’s storms didn’t bring much rain to the South Burnett but caused headaches for firefighters in the local region.
A Nanango man has been left with his car keys in his pocket and nothing much else after a visit to the Motors In Motion Festival in Kingaroy at the weekend.
Police investigations are continuing into a single vehicle road crash on Saturday night near Nanango in which two men were injured.
Thieves have stolen a quantity of cash from a safe after a break-in at the Mitre 10 building in Rogers Drive, Kingaroy, overnight.
A strike force of rural firefighters from the Sunshine Coast is based in Kingaroy to be on hand to assist during any fire emergencies during the current heatwave
Police are investigating a fatal traffic crash that occurred near Murgon last night.
People who assault nurses, doctors and paramedics will face up to 14 years in jail under tough new laws introduced by the State Government.
The Caravan Industry Association of Australia has repeated assurances that police are not fining people for using non-load rated D-shackles when towing, despite repeated rumours being spread around the country.
The Magistrates Court Service has advised that a number of courthouses around Queensland have been contacted by members of the public who have received an emailed “Notice of Appearance” that requests their appearance at a nominated date and time.
Police are appealing for public help to help find a 62-year-old woman last seen at Cooyar
South Burnett SES have volunteers came home with the major honour from the North Coast Region awards