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Date Time Game over for illegal hoon events Minister for Police and Corrective Services and Minister for Fire and Emergency Services The Honourable Mark Ryan Drivers taking part in illegal mass hoon gatherings will be further targeted under new anti-hoon powers passed in the Queensland Parliament this week. Police Minister Mark Ryan said amendments to the legislation will turn the table on hoons and support police enforcement action against those taking part in these gatherings. “As a resu...

Mr Ryan said police already captured hoon incidents on new high quality cameras and meticulously reviewed footage to identify drivers. “The new laws are a game-changer for police, providing greater flexibility for officers to go after each and every vehicle taking part in illegal hoon events,” Mr Ryan said. “Offenders will no longer be able to avoid prosecution by simply masking their identities and denying they had been behind the wheel.” Assistant Commissioner Road Policing and Regio...

Staff question youth justice reform as report reveals detention rates We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Only 1 per cent of young people in Queensland youth detention centres in the year leading up to last July had been sentenced by a judge, the latest independent analysis of the state’s criminal justice system data shows. The detail from the Queensland Government Statistician’s Office comes amid...

Premium Content Subscriber only Police have conceded mistakes will be made going forward when tackling domestic and family violence, amid revelations one in six perpetrators breached orders during 2019-20. Defending the force in the wake of the horrific death of Kelly Wilkinson, Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski today insisted the coroner needed to be left to undertake its investigation. While Police Minister Mark Ryan said he would take advice from his colleagues about what can be done...

Queensland police lament growing domestic violence case backlog We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement One in every three breaches of domestic violence protection orders were not resolved last year, with police reporting a lower clearance rate for the offence in Queensland’s latest crime report. New data released by the Queensland Government Statistician’s Office shows the percentage of domestic viol...

Allison Baden-Clays sister despairs at news of Kelly Wilkinsons death Her sister Vanessa Fowler today told 9News she heard of Ms Wilkinsons death nine years to the day her sister was killed. Kelly Wilkinson was allegedly murdered by her estranged partner.(GoFundMe) READ MORE: "I feel such despair when I hear that another life is lost and realise that we have just so much more to do," Ms Fowler said. "The system is broken, she did everything right, she engaged with the system and she reached out...

Moshiri slams breakaway Super League as Everton urge rebel 6 to backtrack Lyndon Lloyd Tuesday, 20 April, 2021 Everton owner, Farhad Moshiri, has branded the decision by 12 European clubs, six of them from the Premier League, to form a practically closed-shop Super League as "preposterous arrogance" and called for disciplinary measures to be taken against them. Meanwhile, in a statement from the Everton Board of Directors a...

  ONLY 117 youth justice matters in an eight-month period have been deemed serious enough by police that they would have sought a review if bail was granted, under the Palaszczuk governments "blitz on bail" program. The revelation comes ahead of new youth justice laws being brought back before parliament this week, which will create a presumption against bail for young offenders charged with certain offences. New figures have revealed that of 1,650 youth justice matters looked at by poli...

That was 18 years ago. It has been renewed by voters three times and currently generates $3.13 million a year for the school system. But much has changed since 2003, and Marlington officials say there is a dire need for more money. The situation is dividing the community. A political action committee called Marlington Forward recently purchased advertising space in the Alliance Review criticizing three of the five Board of Education members. Marlington Forward takes a critical view of s...