Spitting Fines To Protect Workers

Spitting Fines To Protect Workers

People who deliberately cough, sneeze or spit on public officials and workers – including shop assistants – could be fined up to $13,345 under a new COVID-19 Public Health Direction.

Crash At East Nanango

Crash At East Nanango

A person has been taken by ambulance to Kingaroy Hospital after a single-vehicle crash at East Nanango on Monday afternoon.

Murgon Man Charged

Murgon Man Charged

A 31-year-old Murgon man faces a string of charges after an incident in Kingaroy on Wednesday during which shots were fired.

Police Hunt Stolen Mazda

Police Hunt Stolen Mazda

Police are seeking the public’s help to locate a stolen silver-coloured Mazda 3 which was involved in a series of incidents in Kingaroy earlier on Wednesday.

L-Platers Told To Stay Off Road

L-Platers Told To Stay Off Road

The RACQ has warned learner drivers to stay off the road unless undertaking essential travel after guidelines were released by Queensland Police.

Four Injured In Crash

Four Injured In Crash

Four people were injured – two seriously – after a vehicle left the road and hit a tree on Gayndah-Mundubbera Road early on Saturday morning.

‘Bomb’ Fire Wakes Town

‘Bomb’ Fire Wakes Town

Detectives are investigating an incident that occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning which woke many Kingaroy residents.

‘Another Test That We Will Pass’

‘Another Test That We Will Pass’

Kingaroy Police have praised the local community for remaining calm during the COVID-19 threat but have warned would-be criminals that it is business as usual for local officers.

New Officers Hit The Streets

New Officers Hit The Streets

There are now eight new faces on South Burnett streets following recent graduations from the Queensland Police Service Academy at Oxley.