The man, aged in his 60s, was working with cattle when the attack happed just before 8am.
Ambulance crews treated the man at the scene for injuries to his upper body and the RACQ LifeFlight Rescue chopper was called in to fly him out of the location.
The man was airlifted to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical but stable condition. It is unclear at this stage if WorkCover are looking into the incident.
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A MOTORCYCLIST has been seriously injured in a motorbike crash on a busy highway on Monday morning.
The 33-year-old man is believed to have been travelling south through Fernvale when he was involved in a single-motorcycle crash.
Paramedics rushed to the Brisbane Valley highway to assess the patient.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said the patient suffered chest, leg and arm injuries.
A Queensland Police Service spokesman said the man was conscious when emergency services arrived on scene.
The man was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a serious but stable condition at 8.26am. brisbane valley highway
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A MAN in his 40s was rushed to hospital in Brisbane after two motorcycles collided on a rural property in Ipswich on Sunday night.
Paramedics, including critical care, transported the man to Princess Alexandra Hospital from a private property in Rosewood at 9.30pm.
He was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition and suffered a significant foot injury.
The other rider declined transport to hospital.
In a separate crash overnight, one person was taken to Ipswich Hospital after rolling their vehicle on Redbank Plains Road in Bellbird Park at 11.30pm.
They transported in a stable condition.
Tim Smith was using the heavy machinery to clear his property near Toowoomba in Queensland with friends in preparation for his nuptials to his fiancé Kym Smith when disaster struck.
By Lewis Berrill @LewisBerrill Chief reporter - east London and west Essex
The Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow The proportion of cancer patients starting treatment within two months at the Princess Alexandra Hospital fell to a record low in February, figures reveal. As NHS performance against the two-month target also reached its lowest level nationally, Macmillan Cancer Support said the latest statistics reveal the enduring impact of the coronavirus pandemic on cancer services. NHS data shows that at The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust, just 48.6 per cent of cancer patients started treatment within 62 days of an urgent GP referral in February.