Duo accused of CBD stabbing of homeless man back in court
Two men accused of trying to rob a homeless Toowoomba man near the city’s CBD, before allegedly stabbing him during the incident, have had their charges mentioned in court.
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Teenager accused of dramatic servo fuel drive-off fronts court
A 19-year-old who was allegedly behind the wheel of a stolen car that drove off from a service station without paying while the business owner clung to the bonnet has had his charges mentioned in court. Here’s what happened.
Early morning drug bust lands lifelong addict behind bars
Arrested by police at 3.30am in a Toowoomba hotel, a 30-year-old father of two was found in possession of dangerous drugs. Here’s why that landed him in jail.
Woman injured after thief snatched handbag from vehicle
A 63-year-old woman suffered head injuries after she was pushed to the ground attempting to confront a man who had just snatched her handbag out of her car. Now police are appealing for your help.
Elderly man seriously injured at home in alleged horrific assault
NAMED: A court has heard why an elderly man was allegedly horrifically beaten on his front porch last night, when the alleged offended sought bail in court.
Pedestrian seriously injured in collision with vehicle
A man suffered serious injuries, including a ‘significant’ arm injury, after he was struck by a vehicle at the bottom of the range on Thursday night, with police now investigating the crash.
Prepare to leave: Fire west of Toowoomba being treated as suspicious
Police are treating as suspicious a large fire that continues to burn west of Toowoomba, damaging properties. LATEST ALERTS
‘New force’: Multi-billion dollar Heritage merger officially complete
Toowoomba’s Heritage Bank has officially merged with South Australia’s People’s Choice Credit Union, with the new $23bn entity becoming the country’s leading customer-owned financial institution. Here’s what it means for customers.
‘Can’t be everywhere’: Premier defends absence from crime-hit Qld city
After days of requests, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has made the trip up the Toowoomba Range to visit victims of the escalating youth crime crisis, defending her apparent absence from the city as she asks to hear locals’ own accounts.
Queensland university employee still held captive in remote PNG
Papua New Guinean police have confirmed that armed gunmen, hold up in a remote part of the border region of the country, have released a female hostage while a Queensland university employee remains captive.
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