Teacher wants Blue Card back after alleged DV, child sex
A former Rockhampton teacher has won a three-year battle to get his Blue Card reinstated.
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What day one of home schooling looked like in CQ
FIRST day back for term two usually has ups and downs, but this year, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, there have been sweet moments and some ‘hair pulling’ moments.
Builder claimed 24 bricks cost $1k in loss
A MAN who took 24 bricks from a vacant block at the Capricorn Coast believed they were rubbish from nearby construction sites.
Breached bail by buying smokes at 3am
A MAN breached his bail conditions and was taken back into custody when he ran from police after went out for cigarettes and as busted in the city at 3.50am.
CQ watches first COVID-19 virtual house auction
CENTRAL Queensland’s first virtual house auction held due to social distancing regulations because of coronavirus was a success.
House goes under virtual hammer in first for CQ this weekend
McGrath Estate Agents will host the first online house auction due to the coronavirus pandemic social distancing restrictions axing public gatherings such as house auctions.
Accused Dean St attacker to fight charges
A MAN accused of attacking a stranger, with a 14-year-old co-accused, walking along a Frenchville road in the middle of the night will defend the charges and allegations from the incident.
DV order was breached when victim contacted woman for cash
A WOMAN who breached a domestic violence order twice over the Easter weekend was first contacted by the victim wanting money.
Defendant revisits place of alleged crime scene
A MAN accused of stealing a flavoured milk from a service station breached bail conditions by revisiting the store 10 days later.
Woman throws shoe so she can be locked up
A WOMAN threw a shoe at a glass window so police would take her into custody.
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