Dozens Under Assessment in School Bus Collision at Melton Road

Emergency services are currently responding to a collision between a school bus and a car at the intersection of Melton Road and Masefield Street in Nundah. The incident occurred at approximately 3:30 p.m. Friday during peak traffic hours.


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The bus, carrying students from St Joseph’s Nudgee College, was involved in the collision, prompting immediate medical response. Paramedics are assessing 34 people at the scene, predominantly students, though initial reports indicate injuries are minor.

The crash has resulted in complete road closure at the intersection of Melton Road and Masefield Street. Police are actively diverting traffic in the area, and local authorities advise residents to expect delays. Motorists are urged to seek alternative routes during the afternoon commute.

Emergency medical teams remain on site conducting assessments of those involved. While the incident has caused significant disruption to local traffic, there are currently no reports of serious injuries among the passengers.


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Local residents seeking to navigate through the area should monitor traffic updates and follow police directions. The investigation into the cause of the collision is ongoing, and authorities have yet to provide additional details.

Published 01-November-2024

Man Falls onto Tracks at Toombul Station Causing Major Delays

A man in his 30s fell from his wheelchair onto the railway tracks at Toombul Station around 4 pm today, May 1, 2024.



The Queensland Ambulance Service has confirmed the man suffered a head injury as well as injuries to his shoulder and elbow in the fall. He has been transported to Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital for treatment.

The incident resulted in all train services being initially suspended in the area while emergency responders attended to the scene. While trains are now running again, severe delays are being experienced across Brisbane’s rail network.

According to Queensland Rail, delays of up to 30 minutes should be expected on northern lines in both directions due to congestion caused by the incident. Other lines throughout the city network are also experiencing residual delays as the ripple effects move through the CBD loop.

Commuters are advised to factor in extra travel time this evening or seek alternative transport where possible as crews work to get services back on schedule.



Queensland Rail and emergency services are investigating the circumstances around how the man came to fall from his wheelchair onto the live tracks at the busy suburban station.

Published 1-May-2024