Chopper called to South Burnett after quad rollover leaves man injured
A man has been left with serious chest injuries after his quad rolled over on a South Burnett property. A rescue helicopter has been sent.
South Burnett
Don't miss out on the headlines from South Burnett. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A rescue helicopter has been called for a man injured after his quad rolled over on a South Burnett property.
Paramedics rushed to a property on Trousdell Rd in Googa Creek, 74 km south of Kingaroy on Sunday after a man in his 50s was left with chest injuries from a quad bike rollover.
A LifeFlight helicopter is currently on its way to the South Burnett property.
A Queensland Ambulance spokesperson said the man is in a fairly stable condition with chest injuries.
Updates to come.
More Coverage
Originally published as Chopper called to South Burnett after quad rollover leaves man injured
Four dead in four years: Inside notorious Qld jail
Following the latest death in custody at a Queensland jail, we look back at others who have died there in just a few years and the 20-year history of the grey cellblocks known for housing some of the state’s most high-profile prisoners.
‘Grave fears’: Mum went quiet, vanishes before 29th birthday
The mum at the centre of a search now in its second week had gone quiet and lost contact with family just before her 29th birthday. LATEST
‘Quite stupid’: How a leg tattoo led to car wash thief’s downfall
A former Kingaroy man with a “hardworking, Christian background” broke into the same business twice in the span of five hours.
Love him or hate him? Tell us how you really feel about Donald Trump
Donald Trump is the centre of conversation once more in the office, at the pub and around the dinner table. What do you think of the divisive leader? TAKE THE SURVEY
Kingaroy girl announced as finalist in prestigious pageant
The former Kingaroy girl, who has also lived in Quilpie and the Sunshine Coast, shared the news on her social media late last week.
Man charged after shots allegedly fired at Qld property
A man faces a “dangerous conduct” charge after a bizarre callout which led to police swarming a property and setting up road spikes for several hours.