Youth Injured In Ute Fall
A teenage boy was airlifted from Wondai Airport last night in a serious condition after falling from the back of a ute.
Did You See The Cattle Truck?
Police are seeking witnesses to the collision between a cattle truck and a car on the Brisbane Valley Highway near Harlin on Monday night.
Hacking Charges In Court
Fraud and computer hacking charges laid against a Kingaroy man were mentioned briefly in Maryborough Magistrates Court yesterday.
Upgrade For Haly St Crossing
An intersection and pedestrian crossing which have been identified by local police as one of the most dangerous in Kingaroy looks set to have an upgrade to improve safety.
Teenager Seriously Hurt
In Cattle Truck Collision
The Brisbane Valley Highway re-opened about 6:30am today after an overnight crash involving a cattle truck near Harlin blocked the road for more than 12 hours.
Fundraisers Have A Ball
Kingaroy’s first Police Charity Ball for seven years has been hailed a big success with 250 people filling the Kingaroy Town Hall on Saturday night for a three-course dinner and charity auction.
Drunks Test Police Patience
Alcohol-related incidents have been keeping local police busy.
Firies Promote ‘Operation Cool Burn’
The State Government is urging landholders to reduce the risk of bushfires by taking part in “Operation Cool Burn”
$600 Fine For Mobile Phone Crash
A woman whose car ran off the road at Memerambi on March 1 was fined $600 in Kingaroy Magistrates Court this morning after she pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention.
Man Charged After Raid
Police will charge a 33-year-old Spring Hill man with a number of drug offences following a raid by Kingaroy detectives on a property at Parsons Road, Nanango, at 11:40am today.
Driver To Face Drugs Charges
Kingaroy police say they found cannabis, amphetamines, drug scales and a flick knife when they stopped a vehicle in Youngman Street on Sunday night.
Police Target Fatal Five
Kingaroy police will be ramping up their traffic patrols ahead of the Easter holidays, traditionally one of the most dangerous times on the roads.
Bikers Urged To Take Care
RACQ CareFlight Rescue is urging motorcyclists to exercise caution after an alarming spike in the number of injured riders being airlifted in March.
SES Called On To Help
The recent wet weather has kept local SES crews busy.
Police Go Back To School
Taabinga State School “adopted” Kingaroy police officer Constable Chris Barron in a special ceremony during morning assembly today.
Neighbourhood Watch Joins Digital Age
Neighbourhood Watch Queensland has launched a new website to keep communities up to date with crime prevention strategies in their area.
SES Kept Busy Overnight
The rains appear to have started, and so have activations for Kingaroy SES.
$2.9m Station Recalls Pioneer
Kingaroy’s new $2.9m ambulance station includes a memorial to one of the town’s most famous ambos
Report Graffiti Promptly
Kingaroy Police are encouraging residents to work together to report and help stop graffiti following a number of cases in recent months.
Tough New Laws Take
Aim At Drunken Violence
Queenslanders are being invited to have their say on the State Government’s tough new “Safe Night Out Strategy” which includes increased fines for bad behaviour near licensed premises.
