Christmas release sought for accused violent home invaders
Two young men accused of targeting seniors in a string of armed and violent robberies sought release ahead of Christmas holidays.
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Man lucky to walk away after vehicle stuck in floodwater
A man whose vehicle was reportedly stuck in floodwaters was lucky to walk away after passers-by assisted him.
‘Naked and slippery’: Jewellery thief leads cops on nudie run
With his manhood on full display, a slippery escapee led police on a wild chase after he was caught naked and hiding in his ex’s ceiling.
Workers sacked as BPIC changes spark construction chaos
Construction workers have been sacked days before Christmas after the state government tore up a tender to upgrade a Qld hospital.
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Major reforms set to reveal cost of council’s court cases
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‘Opportunistic’: Woman caught pilfering Toowoomba charity bin
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Axed nurse scheme sparks fears over staff shortages
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Violent home invader sentenced one day shy of 18th birthday
On the eve of his 18th birthday, a young boy has faced the music for his role in the terrifying home invasion of a 24-year-old student.
Families haunted by ‘three evil terrorists’ two years on from massacre
On the second anniversary of the Wieambilla massacre, the grieving families of hero cops Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold have released never-before-seen photos and are calling on a major change.
‘Syria for everybody’: Regional Qld Syrians react to Assad’s fall
Regional Queensland Syrians have reacted to the news of rebel forces ousting the Assad regime in Syria, as they hope each day to wake to good news.
‘Senseless’: Developer offers cash reward over subdivision graffiti
A $5000 reward has been offered to help catch vandals who again targeted a fast-selling Toowoomba housing estate — this time with spray paint.
‘Family in crisis’: Sad truth behind rampant youth offending
A dark reality sits behind the unbridled offending of two young sisters, reflecting back a larger issue in our community an expert has warned.
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