Adavale crash: Toowoomba man, 46, killed in single-vehicle crash along Quilpie Adavale Road
The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating the circumstances leading up to the man’s death along an isolated road near Charleville.
Charleville
Don't miss out on the headlines from Charleville. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Police have confirmed a 46-year-old Toowoomba man was killed in a single-vehicle crash west of Charleville early this morning.
Officers were called about 3am on Friday after a motorist located a ute that had crashed off Quilpie Adavale Road in Adavale.
The driver was the sole occupant of the vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating.
More Coverage
Originally published as Adavale crash: Toowoomba man, 46, killed in single-vehicle crash along Quilpie Adavale Road
‘Still lives at home’: Union attack ads target youngest candidate
A 22-year-old LNP candidate is copping a barrage of negativity over her age, but the man who at 21 became youngest person ever elected to the Queensland parliament has come out swinging in her defence.
Where 60 per cent of voters prefer Steven Miles and Labor
An exclusive Courier-Mail poll reveals Queensland is divided, with Premier Steven Miles holding an overwhelming majority in one part of the state while David Crisafulli dominates in the regions.
Who won week three? Watch most BRUTAL Voter Verdict yet
The Courier-Mail’s Voter Verdict have weighed in on the third week of the election campaign with a brutal assessment of both leaders. But who won the week?
Premier vows to open 10 new police beats despite 42 closing
Steven Miles will attempt to open 10 new police beats if elected, despite 42 beats closing since Labor has been in power, something the Premier says was a police service decision.
Your ultimate guide to every gun club in Queensland
A new public shooting gallery catering to unlicensed shooters as young as 11 has opened as firearm sports experience a surge in popularity. See our exclusive list of all gun clubs in Queensland.
WATCH: Police expose alleged online livestock scams
A man will face court on 14 fraud charge following an alleged online scam involving cattle, donkeys, livestock feed and a kitten was uncovered by police. SEE THE FOOTAGE.