Business thief caught red handed thanks to CCTV
A delivery driver busted on CCTV stealing construction items from a business told police he thought the stolen items were ‘rubbish’.
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Police investigate alleged crime spree as stolen cars located
A wild and violent crime spree has come to an end after a vehicle used to commit offences across the region, stolen in the Lockyer Valley, was found by police more than 250km away in Goondiwindi.
Tiler comes clean over dirty deeds at former family-owned car wash
A Warwick man has been rinsed in court over a sudsy affair that involved the 30-year-old stealing from a car wash formerly owned by his parents. DETAILS HERE.
‘Look holistically’: New inspector’s plans for Southern Downs revealed
The new patrol inspector for our region has been in the top job for 48 hours, and already has some big plans for policing in the region. Here’s what they are.
‘Investigating every avenue’: More details revealed after campsite death
Police are investigating the tragic death of a young woman after a search and rescue at a Southern Downs campground came to a tragic end. DETAILS.
Named: Woman faces court over alleged stabbing
A mother-of-two charged with the alleged stabbing of a man on a Southern Downs property has sobbed as she faced court. Update here.
$7.96m Stanthorpe Library and Art Gallery precinct open
A major Southern Downs project, valued at $7.96m, is finally open after being plagued by delays. Here’s when you can check in and check out a book.
Dad bashed another man unconscious outside shops
A young dad who bashed a man so severely he was knocked unconscious and hospitalised has faced court. Here’s why he did it.
‘Threats to kill’: Grandma busted after abusive messages revealed
A Southern Downs grandmother has faced court after ‘quite offensive’ voice messages containing ‘veiled threats to kill’ a woman came to the attention of police. Here’s why she did it.
Drug addiction, jail and a new life mission: Aussie boxing legend bares all
Australia boxing legend Michael Katsidis has opened up on his career scaling the heights to become a world champion, before it all came apart in a decade of pain, addiction and time behind bars. Here’s how he found a new mission to steer the next generation.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/journalists/michael-hudson/page/4