The man’s matter was mentioned in court last Friday charged with three counts of indecent treatment of boys under 17, 10 counts of indecent assault on males, and two counts of unlawful indecent assault.
Lutchmee Robinson, 48, was last month charged with two counts of Fraud – dishonestly obtain property from another by employee at a value of at least $100,000, and two counts of Fraud – dishonestly gain benefit/advantage by employee.
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce and others were on hand at headspace Gympie to welcome the announcement of more funds on Tuesday afternoon, with Wide Bay MP Llew O’Brien calling mental health care “critically important”.
Smoke continued to hang over the Gympie CBD as of Tuesday afternoon, prompting the QFES to rule out any active bushfires or structure fires in the region.
The operation will last until Friday and forms part of the annual hazard reduction and conservation management program for parks and forests “to help protect life and property in the event of a wildfire”.
The past two weeks of District Court sittings, presided over by Judge Nathan Jarro, saw a myriad of matters brought forward. Here’s a recap of every major case to come before the court in these sittings.
Beenham Valley Road co-creator Jamie Pultz has debuted new podcast Tear It Down, “a conversational show about all things mental health”, after taking inspiration from an episode of the same name during BVR’s successful run.
Paramedics were called out to the scene of a vehicle towing a caravan rollover on Kilkivan Tansey Road at about 11.48am on Saturday morning.
The work, which began last week, will require Telstra to shut off the tower “for extended periods over several days”, with local customers tipped to “now have good 5G coverage if they are using a 5G enabled device”.
Deputy State Coroner Jane Bentley last month determined Paul McDonald, 39, caused the injuries that killed Kirra – finding he beat and choked her then waited hours to call an ambulance. But there was no recommendation that McDonald be charged over her death.
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