Gladstone Ports Corp class action evidence ‘missing’
Evidence in Queensland’s first class action case to be tried in a Queensland court is ‘missing’ with Gladstone Ports employees needing to search for it.
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Man blames Centrelink appointment for bail breach
He missed his first reporting obligation due to a Centrelink appointment and then simply didn’t report.
Motorbike crash with head and leg injuries
EMERGENCY services en route to Gracemere crash
Man threatens to kill, hits victim with chair
A man accused of assaulting a woman who went to defend a friend has been granted bail.
Parolled CQ meth trafficker relapses after Father’s Day snub
A police officer had to physically remove one of the man’s hands, from his pocket, which remained gripped onto two clip seal bags of meth weighing 13.958g.
Violent repeat offender explodes after denied sex
A MAN who has been sentenced to prison terms seven times for domestic violence pushed his partner into a wall after she refused to have sex with him.
Climbing kids lead to drunk abuse and marijuana plant find
The defendant told police to “come back tomorrow” or break open the door.
He took axe to toilet door because mother wouldn’t close it
A MAN attacked a toilet door with an axe while his mother sat on the seat and the door was open.
Calls from CQ leaders for Queensland border to reopen
Local leaders call on the Queensland Government to consider reopening the state’s borders faster to assist in the revitalisation of the domestic tourism industry.
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