Nanango crash: Man transported to hospital after motorcycle crash near Greenwood Creek Road
A man has been hospitalised after being thrown from his motorbike while riding on a Nanango property. Get full details here:
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A man has been taken to hospital after crashing his motorcycle on an East Nanango property.
Emergency crews were called to the property near Greenwood Creek Rd just after 10am on Friday.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said the man sustained a shoulder injury after crashing and coming off his motorbike.
He was transported to Kingaroy Hospital in a stable condition.
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Originally published as Nanango crash: Man transported to hospital after motorcycle crash near Greenwood Creek Road
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