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Holly is a journalist at the South Burnett Times and Central & North Burnett Times, covering crime, courts and business news as well as general and breaking news. She started her career as the weekend reporter with the Northern Star. She also holds a Master’s Degree in International Studies from Sydney University.

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Police & Courts

CHARGED: A Nanango man faced court after stealing from IGA.

Never-ending urine stream ruins $800 worth of IGA stock

A MAN will face court after hosing down two aisles at Nanango IGA, despite ‘not remembering’ the incident.

Police & Courts

CRAICCHS Cherbourg was forced to close after a break-in over the weekend. Photo: CRAICCHS

Weekend break-in leaves community health service shattered

CRAICCHS is back in business after a messy break-in forced them to close.

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Police & Courts

A man faces a hefty fine after police caught him travelling 47km/h over the speed limit. File Photo.

Disturbing 49 fines for ‘life endangering’ traffic offences

POLICE warn traffic offences, mainly speeding, are on the rise.

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QCWA Monto-Bancroft is in danger of folding next year if the branch cannot get more interest. Photo: Facebook/QCWA Monto-Bancroft.

Monto’s Country Women’s branch at risk of closure

QCWA Monto-Bancroft are calling on local women to help save the branch.

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Police & Courts

Police are appealing for public assistance following a double robbery at Jamaica Blue Cafe and Dollars and Sense. Photo: Holly Cormack.

Thieves break into cafe through roof: register, safe stolen

A CASH register and floor safe are missing after a Kingaroy cafe and shop were robbed on the weekend.

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Police & Courts

Police called neighbourhood fight ends in wilful exposure. File Photo.

EYEFUL: Drunk man ‘whips it out’ in neighbourly feud

POLICE were dragged into a two-year long feud after neighbour flashed his penis.

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Police & Courts

Memorial Park, Kingaroy.

Police investigating park brawl allegedly between families

POLICE are piecing together mismatched stories following an alleged brawl at Memorial Park.

Police & Courts

South Burnett courthouse's have been maxed out throughout the month of July. File Photo.

‘White maggot’: Convicted assailant abuses magistrate

A Cherbourg woman called a magistrate a ‘motherf–ker’ after receiving a 15-month sentence.

Police & Courts

Concerned citizens called police about a man waving a 'gun' out a car window in Kingaroy. File Photo.

Minimum sentence for ‘fake gun’ fear-mongering

MENTAL health to blame for a Kingaroy man who frightened locals with a toy gun.

As Donate Life Week comes to an end, it's time to reconsider the 'opt-in' organ donation system. Image: Flickr/MagnusD.

OPINION: Out with ‘opt-in’ organ donation

IT’S time to opt-out of ‘opt-in’ organ donation.

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