Pair Charged Over Line-Dancing Fraud
A father-son team – the subject of a 14-month investigation by police – have been charged with fraud in relation to planned line-dancing events.
A father-son team – the subject of a 14-month investigation by police – have been charged with fraud in relation to planned line-dancing events.
Kingaroy Police have charged three people with various offences following an incident during which a police car was damaged.
Police have charged a woman following ongoing investigations into an alleged armed robbery in Gympie last week.
Three people will face drug charges after police pulled over a Ford sedan in Kingaroy on Monday morning.
Five drivers have been charged with drug-driving over just four days in Kingaroy.
A man aged in his 30s was assessed by paramedics after a single-vehicle crash at Tarong on Tuesday morning.
A 60-year-old man critically injured after falling from a moving vehicle in Wondai on Saturday night has died in hospital.
A 26-year-old Kingaroy man has died after a quad bike crash at Taabinga on Sunday morning.
Murgon detectives have charged four people after raids targeting cannabis production in Wondai, Stonelands, Hivesville and Wooroonden.
Authorities are pleading with Queenslanders to drive safely this long weekend as COVID-19 travel restrictions ease.
Police will be out and about ensuring travellers are obeying the 50km COVID-19 non-essential travel limit this weekend.
A 74-year-old Kumbia man has died after an accident involving a golf buggy on a private property near Kumbia on Tuesday afternoon.
The LNP Member for Toowoomba North, Trevor Watts, has quit his role as a Shadow Minister after being fined for breaching COVID-19 restrictions.
An old con trick that has been doing the rounds of a country towns for years has “resurfaced” … this time in Toowoomba.
Police have released an image of a man who may be able to assist with inquiries into an armed robbery in Gympie last Sunday.
A driver – apparently in a hurry to get back to work – has been fined $1245 after being clocked during 150km/h on the Burnett Highway.
Queensland’s COVID-19 tally has risen by seven since Friday, with three new confirmed cases in the past 24 hours.
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.
A family escaped uninjured when fire ripped through their home in Kingaroy on Tuesday afternoon.
Scammers are finding easy prey at the moment with more and more people relying on mobile devices to keep in touch during social isolation.