The Victory Heights family of five was travelling to a family reunion near Toowoomba on July 8 when the SUV Mr Greig was driving collided with a truck on Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Rd at Mt Irving. Mr Greig’s wife, Jessica, 29, was killed instantly and their eldest daughter, Giselle, 12, died at the scene in an unspeakable tragedy.
“I’ll be bringing my guitar (named Ida Belle), my banjo (named Bettie Mae) and playing some piano songs too,” Karl said of his upcoming Gympie region performance.
Police have confirmed that a mother and child from Rainbow Beach have been charged over an incident where the 11-year-old boy was allegedly photographed and filmed doing donuts on the beach.
Emergency services received a call out to a single vehicle crash on Sandy Creek Rd at about 12.09pm
A mother’s Facebook post of her young son apparently doing his “first donuts’ in a 4WD at Double Island Point has sent the internet into meltdown.
Deputy State Coroner Jane Bentley determined in June that Gympie man Paul McDonald caused the injuries that killed Kirra McLoughlin – finding he beat and choked her then waited hours to call an ambulance – but there was no recommendation that he be charged.
The Palms Rural Fire Brigade took to Facebook to give a community service announcement this week after they were called to the scene of a fire started by a car exhaust on Tuesday.
Emergency service crews were called to the scene of a single vehicle crash on the highway at about 11.42pm, finding the man in need of treatment for lower leg injuries.
It’s understood Mrs Bull will face trial on Thursday, while Mr Bull is also expected to appear before the court for mention.
It’s understood unknown offenders targeted both the Kilkivan General Store and the Woolooga Hotel at unspecified times, though it is not known whether the two incidents were linked in any way.
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