$10,000 fine after worker hurt during scaffolding collapse
A LOCKYER Valley family business has been fined $10,000 after a worker was injured when scaffolding collapsed.
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Predator betrayed parents’ trust with vile act
A jury found a young girl’s evidence so compelling that it convicted a 43-year-old man of committing sex offences against her despite his denial of the crimes.
Shamed cat thrower in court after months of abuse, threats
Samuel Conroy got plenty of flack thrown at him when an online video of him laughing after he threw a cat over a fence went viral.
‘They’ve stolen it’: Dad riled up as son gets car impounded
TIMOTHY Horne was behind the wheel of his dad’s beloved Ford on a quick trip to buy milk when Ipswich police grabbed him for drug driving.
‘She was tracking me’: Fearful man’s explanation for rampage
FEARFUL a woman was “tracking him through his mobile phone”, a pensioner went on a destructive rampage.
Tradie’s nightmare double bust ‘catastrophic’
He was apparently driving to a friend’s house who was in need of comforting.
Mum in jail, accused of home invasion, armed robbery
Mum of four accused of taking part in home invasion to stay in custody until her bail application is finalised
QT’s name and shame: This week’s drink and drug drivers
Every Monday the QT publishes the names of drink and drug drivers who have appeared in Ipswich Magistrates Court over the past week.
Drink driver knew almost exactly how much he had on board
‘I’ll be over, three times over, I reckon,’ p-plater told police at the crash scene.
Stepdad’s last warning after threatening to kill boy
The magistrate described the offending as ‘a very disturbing set of facts’
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