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Jarrard is a reporter for The Chronicle, covering a variety of topics and interests. Born and raised in Maclean on the NSW north coast, Jarrard was previously crime/court reporter and deputy editor for The Daily Examiner for five years. His interests include playing the guitar, fishing and trying to maintain a positive K/D in Call of Duty.

Jarrard Potter

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Police & Courts

Grave fears for person after car crashes into pole

Emergency services have responded to a serious crash that has left a person in a life-threatening condition, the second incident to take place on Darling Downs roads in a day.

BreakingRoma

Two homes destroyed as duplex erupts into flames

Police are investigating after two homes were destroyed after a duplex erupted into flames. DETAILS.

UpdatedWarwick

Investigation under way after teenager dies in single-vehicle crash

Police are investigating a fatal crash that has claimed the life of a teenager after a car left the road, hit a tree and caught fire.

Stanthorpe

Motorcyclist critical after highway crash

A motorcyclist has suffered a number of serious injuries after coming off their bike on a major highway in the state’s south. DETAILS.

Police & Courts

Lucky escape after car crashes into home

Two occupants of a Toowoomba home had a lucky escape after a vehicle crashed into it, with the driver and passengers fleeing the scene before police arrived.

Police & Courts

Emergency services respond to vehicle fire, car crash into tree

Emergency services have responded to multiple incidents across Toowoomba including a ute that caught fire while towing a horse float a car that collided with a tree during a hailstorm and a crash between a car and a motorbike.

UpdatedPolice & Courts

Police launch investigation into fatal crash on major highway

Police are investigating after a young man died following a serious crash on a rural stretch of a major Queensland highway. Updates here.

What's On

What’s on: 10 things to do in Toowoomba this weekend

There’s plenty to see and do across the Toowoomba region this weekend. From the fascinating world of speedcubing to a concert featuring a century-old organ, here’s what’s on this weekend.

Business

Explained: Why bank’s passbooks will soon be a thing of the past

Customers of Heritage Bank have been informed that their passbook system will be phased out, leaving fans of the system up in arms. Here’s when they’ll be phased out, and why the system will be no more.

Council

Unrestrained Western Downs dogs are attacking anything that moves, most recently an elderly woman's dog and child were attacked in the Tara District. Picture: Contributed

Barking mad: Dog owners put on a tight leash as fines hiked

Dog owners have been put on notice by councils across Queensland following the introduction of tough new laws and penalties for dog attacks and uncontrolled canines. DETAILS.

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