Truck driver hurt, diesel spills after B-double rollover
A truck driver has been injured, and emergency crews are working to clean up a diesel spill after a rollover in the South Burnett.
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Head, leg injuries: Three hurt in separate emergencies
Emergency crews have responded to two Bunya Highway crashes and a call-out involving an e-scooter in the South Burnett.
Missing Qld man’s family takes major step in search for answers
Kellie Moody is taking matters into her own hands as she ramps up the search for her son, Jack McLennan, who has been missing for more than six months.
Watch the mini doco: Survivor’s fight for justice after harrowing rape
While walking home, a young woman was targeted by a teenage predator whose sickening acts changed her life forever. She’s now sharing her harrowing story in the hopes she can help other women speak out. WATCH THE MINI DOCO
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How the battle for rape inclusion in youth crime reform unfolded
Following months of pressure, the Crisafulli Government has listened to Queenslanders, and its advisory panel, and ensured that the offence of rape would be one of five juvenile crimes included in the Making Queensland Safer Laws.
Popular Qld tourist park to get $6.4m facelift
One of the South Burnett’s most popular tourist spots is about to become even more of a draw with a major, multimillion-dollar facelift now in the works.
Dying 11yo boy thought to be drunk: court
A boy dying from a snake bite was believed to be drunk or concussed, with another boy claiming he had “stolen some beers”, a coroner’s court has been told.
Rider suffers ‘potentially life-threatening injuries’ in crash
A motorcyclist has suffered “extensive” serious injuries after a crash with a car in the South Burnett.
‘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.
‘One for the voters’: What pollies, readers say on criminal past laws
Revelations a Qld federal election candidate previously served jail time for fraud sparked intense debate on whether Australian laws are fit for purpose. Vote and have your say:
50+ Stars: Juniors shine bright at inaugural Kuhnemann Carnival
NEXT GEN: More than 40 junior league teams turned out for the first ever Kuhnemann Carnival. Check out our gallery of 50+ young league champions who shone at the Toowoomba event here.
‘History tells us’: Why Easter Holidays bring spike in fatal crashes
While Easter is a time to celebrate with family and friends, all that extra travel brings an increased risk of serious or fatal traffic crashes. Read how police are responding here.
‘Doof doof garbage’ vs. ‘amazing’: Inside Rabbits Eat Lettuce festival row
The relocation of a controversial music festival, which became the first in Qld to host government-approved pill testing, has sparked a debate as colourful as the lineup in a country town.
Donut seller shocked when former owners start competitor
A Nanango businessman has been left confused and disappointed after buying a donut shop only to find months later the past owners were starting up a competing operation.
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