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Redland community rallies to find missing dog belonging to Alexandra Hills couple killed by car WedWednesday 27 updated ThuThursday 28 JanJanuary 2021 at 2:19am Frankie has a condition called Addisons disease and there were fears for the dogs wellbeing. ( Print text only Cancel Redland community members were out in force searching for a dog belonging to a couple who were fatally struck by a car while walking their pets at Alexandra Hills, in Redland City east of Brisbane on Tuesday. Key points:...

Crime by Kate Kyriacou, Cormac Pearson, Chris Clarke & Elise Williams 28th Jan 2021 5:00 AM Premium Content   Outraged relatives of a pregnant couple killed while walking their dogs - allegedly by a teenager on bail in a stolen car - have called for youth justice laws to be strengthened, saying "enough is enough". And the teen charged with their murders could yet face a third charge, with detectives awaiting medical records rela...

Date Time At-risk youth graduate boxing program mentored by Jeff Horn Yesterday, December 22, a group of at-risk young people from South Brisbane District graduated from the Jeff Horn boxing program at the Inala PCYC, with the highlight of the evening featuring bouts between boxing champion Horn and Queensland Police officers. The exhibition fights were to herald the graduation of 15 at-risk young people from a QPS-led boxing program, mentored by Horn. Jeff Horn celebrated with the graduates an...

Premium Content Subscriber only TWO full-strength beers and a gin and coke were likely contributors to a car crash involving a driver who was more than three times the legal alcohol limit. Ipswich Magistrates Court heard Liam Codd had an alcohol reading of 0.162 after police were called to a crash at 3.30am in Springfield Lakes. Liam Michael Codd, 24, from Balmoral, pleaded guilty to driving UIL on Saturday July 18. Police prosecutor Sergeant Brad Dick said officers went to Springfield Lake...

Premium Content Subscriber only TWO full-strength beers and a gin and coke were likely contributors to a car crash involving a driver who was more than three times the legal alcohol limit. Ipswich Magistrates Court heard Liam Codd had an alcohol reading of 0.162 after police were called to a crash at 3.30am in Springfield Lakes. Liam Michael Codd, 24, from Balmoral, pleaded guilty to driving UIL on Saturday July 18. Police prosecutor Sergeant Brad Dick said officers went to Springfield Lake...