70 crimes a week: Maryborough’s most dangerous streets
New data shows there has been 1655 crimes reported in Maryborough over the past six months with five streets revealed as the most dangerous. FIND OUT WHERE
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Truck crashes into power pole, teen airlifted after boat accident
Emergency crews raced to separate emergencies on the Fraser Coast on Saturday, including a truck into a power pole and a teenage girl with a significant leg injury from a boat propeller.
Labor takes early lead in surprise Hinkler exit poll result
From Hervey Bay to Bundaberg, tens of thousands of Hinkler voters have already had their say in today’s election, with an early exit poll this morning yielding a shock result but the official count yet to begin.
Flood victim charged thousands over rental truck scratches
A Hervey Bay flood victim who rented a truck to move his flood-damaged furniture has been hit with a huge bill for scratches he admitted to making on the vehicle’s exterior.
‘Premier’s permission’: Fake gym bosses’ bizarre excuse for food theft
A Pepsi-pinching pest told police he had the blessing of Queensland’s most powerful politician, a court heard. It wasn’t long before he was in trouble again – this time with another unlikely story.
Passionate flood speech reveals Qld butcher’s $300k flood woes
Hervey Bay MP David Lee revealed the shock cost for one Hervey Bay small business amid concerns claims would be denied or withheld.
‘We can only hope’: Hinkler voters have their say in exit poll
From Hervey Bay to Bundaberg, tens of thousands of Hinkler voters have already had their say in the federal election, while an early exit poll on Tuesday hinted at what the final outcome might look like.
‘Decent man’: Voters have their say in Wide Bay exit polls
It was not all about the local candidates when early voters queued in Maryborough and Gympie on Tuesday, but more about the major parties and the leaders at their helm. What influences your vote the most? Vote in our poll:
WATCH: ‘Not a dry eye’: Young student stuns with Anzac Day performance
A young student has stunned the crowd with her incredible rendition of Hallelujah during an emotional Anzac Day ceremony. GALLERY, VIDEO
‘Worst kind of littering’: Disgust as used needles found near shopping centre
The community has expressed its disgust after used needles were found discarded near a busy Maryborough shopping centre.
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