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UPDATE 9.30am: A witness of a car rollover involving a woman in her 70s described it as bloody scary . Emergency services rushed to Nambour Connection Rd after reports of a single car crash at 8.45am Thursday morning. It was bloody scary ⦠it rolled twice, the resident, who wanted to remain anonymous, said. A woman in her 70s was treated for suspected spinal and head injuries after a car rollover. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services Nambour station officer Jason Evans said the woman crashed after attempting to pull into a driveway. It appears the woman has gone to turn into a driveway, and she s missed the driveway and gone down an embankment and rolled her vehicle, he said.
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UPDATE 11.30AM:
Two people have been rushed to hospital following a truck and vehicle pileup at Tanawha on Wednesday morning.
Emergency services responded to reports of a three-vehicle crash along Tanawha Tourist Dr, Tanawha about 10.34am.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said three people had been assessed and two taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
The spokeswoman said the pair were taken to hospital in a stable condition.
The other, believed to be a man, was assessed but declined further treatment.
My nine-year-old boy threw his ball in the water as we walked onto Golden Beach ⦠my friend and I hadn t even put the esky on the ground and he stepped on (a stonefish) in shallow water, she said. Kylie Stapleton is warning others after her son was stung by a stonefish on Christmas Day at Golden Beach. She said there would have been 50 other children playing in the area. My boy is tough but I could tell he was in horrific pain, she said. He was lucky he only got two spikes through his foot. Lifeguards gave the Coast boy pain relief before he was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
My nine-year-old boy threw his ball in the water as we walked onto Golden Beach ⦠my friend and I hadn t even put the esky on the ground and he stepped on (a stonefish) in shallow water, she said. Kylie Stapleton is warning others after her son was stung by a stonefish on Christmas Day at Golden Beach. She said there would have been 50 other children playing in the area. My boy is tough but I could tell he was in horrific pain, she said. He was lucky he only got two spikes through his foot. Lifeguards gave the Coast boy pain relief before he was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
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