MORNING REWIND: 5 top stories you may have missed

Catch up on the biggest stories from the last 24 hours.

Schalk Steven Herbst, 23, pleaded guilty in Rockhampton District Court on October 15 to one count of robbery. Picture: Facebook

GOOD MORNING Central Queensland,

Welcome to today’s edition of The Morning Rewind, where we fill you in on the biggest stories you may have missed yesterday, October 20.

LETTERS: ALP has learned nothing from the last election

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It might be time to send out a search party to locate Clive Palmer’s United Australia candidates for Central Queensland.

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MISSING IN ACTION: Have you seen United Australia Party's candidates for Rockhampton - Paul Crangle, Keppel - Nikki Smeltz and Gregory - Thomas Turner?

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A Rockhampton man was robbed of his phone by a druggie “desperately” trying to pay of a drug debt.

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READ: Council worker busted driving without a licence

Schalk Steven Herbst, 23, pleaded guilty in Rockhampton District Court on October 15 to one count of robbery. Picture: Facebook

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Former Neerkol orphanage employee, Kevin Leslie Baker, has been committed to stand trial in the Rockhampton District Court.

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Kevin Leslie Baker, 81, outside Rockhampton courthouse. Picture: Kerri-Anne Mesner

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A man was taken to Rockhampton Hospital yesterday after hi vehicle collided with a pole.

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Queensland Ambulance Service. Picture: Bev Lacey

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A significant fire threatened multiple Gracemere properties yesterday afternoon.

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Multiple crews attend a fire which threatened Gracemere properties this afternoon. Picture: Jann Houley

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See you back here tomorrow for The Morning Rewind.

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