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Spring Carnival cut short by coronavirus uncertainties
With uncertainty surrounding snap lockdowns and Covid restrictions, a difficult decision has been made for the Laidley Spring Carnival.
Walloon man hits Keno jackpot at after-work pub feed
Who would have thought grabbing a beer and meal at the pub could earn a big pay cheque? That proved just the case for one lucky Walloon man!
Heavy fine for woman busted with opioids she claims were for period pain
After running out of her own supply, one woman sought help from a friend who supplied more than 10 opioid tablets to treat her monthly cramps.
Meals on Wheels volunteer busted with weed, pipe during raid
The woman was told it was the last time a no conviction would be entered on her criminal history
Woman drives in school zone with meth, marijuana in system
A 53-year-old woman has appeared before the court for drug driving in a school zone
Accused Toogoolawah drug dealer’s case adjourned to committal mention
The man, 25, is on bail for a raft of drug supply charges, with his lawyer saying the matter would have to be elevated to a higher court to be finalised.
Desperate farmers forking out thousands in quarantine stays for seasonal workers
Despite thousands of overseas workers already landing in the country, an additional 24,000 workers are needed for the upcoming season to harvest vegetable crops.
ANZ joins Armaguard ATM network ahead of Gatton branch closure
With the Gatton ANZ branch set to close this month, changes have also occurred at the Plainland ATM.
Cop’s humble gesture for terminally ill girl lands hero nomination
Pulling together a Make-A-Wish day for a young girl with Leukaemia was all in a day’s work for one Gatton police officer.
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