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  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...

  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...

Fraser Island-Kgari returning to former glory six months after monstrous bushfire ThuThursday 15 updated Yesterday at 11:33pm ThuThursday 15 AprApril 2021 at 11:33pm Much of the northern section of the island, where the fire started, is showing signs of real recovery. ( Print text only Cancel Visiting the most northern-most beaches of Fraser Island-Kgari, its hard to tell there was ever a bushfire, let alone one that tore through 87,000 hectares of the World Heritage Site. Trees have shed thei...

Stolen sausage dog found safe and well - in Loughborough It comes after the victim was approached by two men who knocked her over, threatened her and stole the two-year-old dog Updated Minnie the Dashund was stolen from her owner during a walk in Woodville (Image: Contributed) Never miss another Derbyshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these ...

Sausage dog stolen on walk with owner handed into Loughborough vet 3 days later Minnie the dachshund has been returned safe and sound after being allegedly stolen by two men Minnie the Dachshund was returned safe and sound after being stolen over the weekend (Image: Leicestershire Live) Calling all dog lovers! Sign up to our TeamDogs newsletter for your weekly dose of dog news, pictures and storiesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use ...

The only state where public drunkenness still a crime Key recommendation of a royal commission from 30 years ago around the issue of public drunkenness changed in all states except one. Crime by James Hall Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland is the only state in Australia where public drunkenness remains a crime despite a royal commission recommending it be abolished 30 years ago. A landmark report borne out of the 1991 Royal Commission into Ab...

Common Pleas report for April 14 Wednesday, April 14, 2021 11:04 AM Civil Docket Alicia F. Larson, Paulding v. Manpower Inc. of Toledo, Toledo and John Logue, administrator of bureau of workers compensation, Columbus. Workers compensation. Eric H. Bennett, Paulding v. Heather R. Bennett, Paulding. Divorce. Administrative Docket In the estate of Nicholas Mendez, last will and testament filed. Marriage License Miranda Dawn Smith, 25, Oakwood, server and Randell Allen Collins, 24, Oakw...

Directed by Neil Marshall. SYNOPSIS: A young widow in the middle ages is accused of being a witch after her husband dies of the plague. The Reckoning is what happens when a genre filmmaker with a couple of certified horror hits under his belt returns from the lofty heights of making a huge blockbuster superhero movie that was universally recognised as a cinematic turd, although to be fair to Neil Marshall it was studio interference that neutered his Hellboy reboot (and the fact that it wasn’...

Mackay Mayor Greg Williamson has made serious claims about the contents of a government commissioned review into the State Emergency Service, which has now been sitting on the shelf for nine months. Emergency Services Minister Mark Ryan has again refused to say when the report on the review would be made public, a month after the Regional Queensland Council of Mayors Incorporated called on the state government to urgently release it. Cr Williamson said Mr Ryans refusal to say when the report...

Premium Content Subscriber only WORK has begun on a new stand-alone auxiliary fire station for Rosewood to provide local firefighters with modern facilities after they outgrew their old base. The $2 million facility is expected to be built by August. The state government acquired land on Albert Street to build the station in October 2019 with Queensland Fire and Emergency Services approving a concept plan in April last year. Ipswich West MP Jim Madden. A construction tender was awarded to Out...