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Michael Nolan is the Chronicle’s crime and emergency reporter covering fires, floods and offenders. He started his career with the Warrego Watchman in the far flung reaches of Southwest Queensland before working in magazines and PR in Brisbane. He has also worked for the South Burnett Times and the Warwick Daily News. Michael joined the Chronicle in 2019.

Michael Nolan

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Police & Courts

Australian Border Force raids Toowoomba business

Australian Border Force agents have swooped in on a Toowoomba business as part of an “operation”. Here’s what we know so far.

Police & Courts

Police, security swarm after alleged Grand Central assault

Witnesses have described seeing two young girls raining blows on an older woman, moments before police and security swarmed on the popular shopping centre.

Police & Courts

No conviction for boy who bashed teen over pair of shoes

The boy and two of his mates mercilessly bashed another teen in front of a busy shopping centre with a piece of a Christmas statue, all over a pair of shoes.

What's On

‘Savagery’: Tickets on sale for St Mary’s Lord of the Flies production

Rehearsals for this cautionary tale of social collapse have been rigorous, with regular gym sessions and stage combat training.

Tertiary

Revealed: Job cuts, major restructure slated for UniSQ

Staff at the University of Southern Queensland have been told there will be job losses numbering into the hundreds, as well as a restructure of the organisation. DETAILS.

Business

Popular Toowoomba retailer to close it doors

It is understood there is a process under way find new jobs for the staff.

Toowoomba

Watch: The shocking video vegan protesters want you to see

Vegan protesters broke into a regional Queensland, family-owned abattoir and hid cameras above the kill floor. The footage they captured has led to an investigation by state regulators. WARNING: Graphic content.

Police & Courts

‘65 too many’: Police plead with drivers planning their Easter trip

The past week has seen multiple serious crashes in our region and police fear the extra traffic on our road over Easter will heighten the risk of tragedy.

Gatton

Police on the hunt for Lockyer Valley sheep stealer

Police are searching for the people responsible for rustling more than a dozen stud-quality sheep from a rural property.

Toowoomba

UniSQ nursing graduate wins two high-paying scholarships

With the MacIntyre Wind Farm and Sister Elizabeth Kenny Memorial Scholarships his time on hospital placement was made easier.

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