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Darryn Nufer is a senior reporter at The Morning Bulletin. His first stint at The Bully was between 2001 and 2012 – the last five of those years as chief-of-staff. He returned for his second stint with the masthead in 2019. In 2020, Darryn took on the dual role of editor at The Observer and deputy editor at The Morning Bulletin and in 2021 he returned to a senior reporter role.

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Gladstone

Joint probe to determine cause of fatal CQ boating tragedy

A maritime safety authority probe will dovetail with police investigations into the death of a man in a Central Queensland boating tragedy last weekend.

Police & Courts

‘Love your brooch’: Meth mum’s magistrate compliment falls flat

After arriving at court wearing a hat with a ‘dope’ slogan, a bail-breaching mum of five tried flattery with a Qld magistrate. She was quickly shut down with a blunt reply.

Police & Courts

08/03/2007 LIBRARY: Dual flush toilet. generic water usage equipment interior household bathroom

Far from a royal flush for meth dad during police raid

A Central Queensland man’s bid to flush meth down the toilet during a raid backfired when police ‘fished’ the drugs out.

Police & Courts

Queensland Police Service. Generic image.

‘Inexplicable’: Law abiding citizen’s moment of madness

A magistrate has been left puzzled after a well-respected man heavily involved in the Central Queensland community and sporting clubs, faced court for bizarre offending.

Rockhampton

Central Queensland dogs that desperately need new homes.

Pound ‘almost full’: Homes needed for dogs before it’s too late

They are cute, cuddly and should be someone’s best friend – but sadly too many dogs are currently walking the tightrope at a Central Queensland pound.

Police & Courts

Woman’s head ‘hit the concrete’ after man’s pub punch

A Central Queensland man has learned his fate after he punched a woman in the mouth at a pub, causing her to fall and hit her head on the concrete.

Gladstone

General, generic file photo of Queensland Ambulance Service advanced care paramedics responding to a medical emergency in Cairns. Picture: Brendan Radke

Girl suffers ‘significant’ throat injuries as motorbike crashes into wire fence

A rescue chopper has been called to a coastal Central Queensland property where a girl has suffered ‘significant’ throat injuries after riding a motorbike into a wire fence.

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