Emergency services attend New England Highway crash north of Stanthorpe
A person has been taken to hospital following single-vehicle crash that saw a 4WD towing a caravan roll off the road, with a lane of a major highway north of Stanthorpe closed.
Warwick
Don't miss out on the headlines from Warwick. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A 4WD towing a caravan has flipped in dramatic fashion, injuring one and closing a lane of a major highway in the state’s south.
Emergency services were called to the New England Highway Near Mitchells Road at Dalveen, north of Stanthorpe, about 11am on Tuesday.
A Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokesman said one crew attended the crash and found a 4WD on its side, and the caravan it was towing totalled on its roof.
Nobody was reported trapped, with a Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman confirming one was taken to Stanthorpe Hospital in a stable condition with a shoulder injury.
The northbound lane of the New England Highway was blocked as a result of the crash, and it was unclear how the vehicle left the road.
Where $1billion in legal aid funding will be spent
A “critical” funding boost to meet the increasing demand for legal services across the state has been announced. See the FULL LIST of towns and organisations set to benefit.
Grim search for missing mum narrows to tiny town
Police are now focusing on a town of just 400 people amid “grave fears” for a missing mum, who lost contact with family just before her 29th birthday. LATEST.