Nova’s Ash, Kip and Luttsy have lept back to the top of the Brisbane radio podium for the first time this year, thanks to a major surge in listeners.
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Queensland mining firms face $2m black lung claim
A former coal miner diagnosed with black lung disease has filed a $2 million damages claim against a group of Queensland mining companies.
Teen killed while walking dog on Bruce Highway
A teenager is dead after a car crashed into her while she was walking her dog on the Bruce Highway in Queensland’s north.
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These spider men are NOT the hero kind!
So you thought that a visit from Spiderman would be cool right? Wrong. These Spidermen are not the super hero kind.
North Brisbane Police have detected an emergence of ‘spider man’ type offences in North Brisbane over the past week. These offences occur when thieves scale high objects to gain access to homes.
With two such offences occurring in Clayfield over the weekend, police are urging residents to be aware.
Residents often find a sense of security in being high off the ground, unfortunately this is no deterrent for these nimble thieves. The below tips can help keep your home or unit safe.
Be aware of wheelie bins, trees or drainpipes near your upper windows or balconies. These may be used to climb on.
Keep balcony doors, security screens and
windows key locked at all times.
Get to know your neighbours. They are your best form of surveillance.
Consider installing sensor lighting. This will alert you of
A heart warming response for the Brett Forte Remembrance fund
Police from the West Gateway Patrol Group (Boondall, Carseldine and Stafford stations) would like to acknowledge the heart-warming support shown for slain officer Brett Forte and the Queensland Police Service in general since the officer’s murder.
To date the three stations have received over $1000 in donations towards the fund established to support Brett’s young family. There has been a steady stream of well-wishers attending police stations across the state, with many more donating online.
West Gateway Inspector Mark Jones said “Brett’s murder has had a profound impact our entire Police family, not just the officers but also their loved ones as his death drives home the dangers police face every day. But the public response and generosity has been very consoling for all of us and is very much appreciated.”
Those wanting to donate to the Brett Forte Remembrance Fund can do so at any police station or the following banks:
QBank
North Quay,