Woman airlifted to hospital after incident with bull at Colinton
A woman has suffered life-threatening injuries after an incident with a bull on a private property north-west of Brisbane
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A woman has been airlifted to Brisbane after an “incident with a bull” left her fighting for life.
Queensland Ambulance Services were called to a private property in Colinton, north-west of Brisbane, about 1.40pm where they found a woman in her fifties with life-threatening injuries.
A QAS spokesperson said she sustained head and chest injuries after an incident with a bull.
She was airlifted to Princess Alexandra Hospital where she is being treated for her injuries.
More to come.
Originally published as Woman airlifted to hospital after incident with bull at Colinton
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