Crime wrap: Stop sign stolen from Maccas, four crashes in one week
Drivers speeding 30km/h above the limit, crashes and thefts were just some of the incidences this week.
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Lockyer Valley ‘sovereign citizen’ fined for refusing to wear face mask
A Lockyer Valley person claiming to be a sovereign citizen has refused police direction to put on a face mask.
Rabbit eradication program extends across multiple Somerset towns
Cute and fluffy – try again – these little pests are causing destruction across the region.
New owners to operate Gatton women’s prison ahead of expansion
As work begins to expand Gatton’s high-security women’s prison, new operators will take over the facility.
Irate woman arrested after offering magistrate tea and cake in Gatton court
A kind but inappropriate gesture has turned into a yelling match and arrest in the Gatton courthouse, with one woman telling a man to “f**k off”.
$14m Wivenhoe maintenance overhaul following major Callide power outages
During the power outage in May, Wivenhoe’s hydro station was ramped up to stabilize the network.
Crime Wrap: Hoons questioned for destroying grass at public grounds
Multiple hoons have bee been reported to police in this week’s weekly crime wrap.
Police charge alleged drug supplier operating in Esk, Kilcoy, Toogoolawah
Police allege the man supplied young people with high-risk drugs for more than six months. See the video of the arrest:
Hatton Vale, Haigslea, Rosewood new additions to exposure list
New locations have been added to the Queensland exposure site list, which includes a site in the Lockyer Valley and two nearby Ipswich locations.
$4m plan to fix 4km of dangerous road between two rural regions
A $4 million road sealing upgrade linking two towns will create a dramatic positive impact on local businesses and safety.
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