Kitchen fire causes unit evacuation on Beach Rd, Pialba
A fire has caused the evacuation of a unit complex on the Fraser Coast.
Fraser Coast
Don't miss out on the headlines from Fraser Coast. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A unit complex has been evacuated after a fire started in a kitchen overnight on the Fraser Coast.
A Queensland Fire Department spokesman said two crews were called to Beach Rd in Pialba about 6.40pm yesterday, May 4.
He said there were reports of a fire that began in a kitchen on tiles and it was put out by neighbours less than 10 minutes after it started and before fire crews arrived.
The fire spokesman said the complex was evacuated over the incident.
Paramedics said no one was injured.
More Coverage
Originally published as Kitchen fire causes unit evacuation on Beach Rd, Pialba
Racing world mourns one of the ‘nicest guys in motocross’
The talented and driven South Burnett racer who was about to become a father has been remembered as a “genuine, all round good person” who radiated positivity.
Teen rapists should remain reprimanded, says law society
A leading peak legal organisation in Queensland is urging the government to remove rape from the next raft of Adult Crime Adult Time laws, despite high rates of sexual violence sweeping across the state at the hands of teens.
70 crimes a week: Maryborough’s most dangerous streets
New data shows there has been 1655 crimes reported in Maryborough over the past six months with five streets revealed as the most dangerous. FIND OUT WHERE
‘My job starts now’: Batt lays out bold agenda for Hinkler
David Batt has continued more than 30 years of LNP dominance in Hinkler, and he already has ambitious goals for the region.
Front-runner emerges in Hinkler as count nears completion
With nearly all votes counted, one candidate has pulled ahead in Hinkler following a tighter contest and a noticeable swing toward Labor.
Wide Bay votes: O’Brien retains seat despite swing against LNP
Incumbent Llew O’Brien has been returned in Wide Bay, despite a swing of almost 5% against him and the LNP.