Cattle Killed And Mutilated

Cattle Killed And Mutilated

Detectives from the Kingaroy Stock and Rural Crime Investigation Squad (SARCIS) are appealing for public help after the mutilated bodies of two stock breeding cows were found at Gympie on Sunday.

Man Stole Keys To Police Station

Man Stole Keys To Police Station

A 32-year-old Cherbourg man charged with stealing the keys to the local police station and obstructing police during an incident which turned into a near-riot in the town last December has been sentenced to 120 hours community service.

Worker Injured At Sawmill

Worker Injured At Sawmill

A man has been airlifted to hospital suffering a severe injury to his foot following an incident at a Wondai sawmill.

Amnesty Passes Halfway Mark

Amnesty Passes Halfway Mark

Police Minister Jack Dempsey is urging Queenslanders who have any illegal firearms to take advantage of the three-month gun amnesty currently in place.

RACQ Warns About GPS Units

RACQ Warns About GPS Units

Drivers are risking hefty fines and endangering themselves and other road users by incorrectly installing their GPS devices, warns the RACQ.

Women Cut From Wreck

Women Cut From Wreck

Two women had to be cut free after a collision this morning at the corner of Kent and Albert streets in Kingaroy.

Woman Killed In Truck Crash

Woman Killed In Truck Crash

A 59-year-old Upper Yarraman woman has been killed when her car and a tip truck collided at the top of the Cooyar Range this evening.

$750 Fine For Lighting Fire

$750 Fine For Lighting Fire

A man who lit an unauthorised fire in the Cushnie area in August last year was fined $750 in Murgon Magistrates Court this morning.

Don’t Leave Clues For Thieves

Don’t Leave Clues For Thieves

Kingaroy Police are urging residents not to leave clues that their homes may be unattended over the school holidays.

Police Warning On Break-Ins

Police Warning On Break-Ins

Kingaroy Police are urging residents to make sure they secure their homes and sheds, especially if they’re planning to go away this Easter.

Stay Safe This Easter

Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington is urging all residents to slow down and drive with caution during the 2013 Easter period.

Horrific Road Statistics

Horrific Road Statistics

Police keep on saying it … if it’s flooded, forget it! And there’s a good reason why … six people have been killed on Queensland roads since the start of the year after they drove on flooded roads.

Release ‘Put Police At Risk’

Release ‘Put Police At Risk’

Kingaroy resident and former Special Branch police officer Barry Krosch has been giving evidence this afternoon at the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee inquiry into the release and destruction of Fitzgerald Inquiry documents.

Van Rolls On Highway

Van Rolls On Highway

The Burnett Highway near Goomeri was briefly reduced to one-lane this afternoon after a traffic crash about 15km south of the town.

Found Stray Livestock?

The Kingaroy Stock Squad has received numerous calls regarding the loss or location of stray livestock following the flood events since January.

Police Crackdown On Illegal Hunting

Police Crackdown On Illegal Hunting

Police from Gympie, the South Burnett, and the Kingaroy Stock Squad will be patrolling Crown and freehold land for the next two months, targeting people trespassing for the purpose of hunting deer and other feral animals.

Teenager Fined For Freight Thefts

Teenager Fined For Freight Thefts

A third man charged with stealing from a Kingaroy freight company has been fined $2000 and ordered to pay $2757 compensation to his former employer when he appeared in Kingaroy Magistrates Court.

Truck Comes Unstuck

Truck Comes Unstuck

A semi-trailer was briefly jammed against a shop awning in Nanango on Tuesday

Ambos Shift Into New Home

Ambos Shift Into New Home

Kingaroy ambulance officers have bid a fond farewell to their old station in Kent Street

Mondure Man Airlifted

A 66-year-old Mondure man has been airlifted to hospital after a car crash on the Bunya Highway near Wondai this afternoon.