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Premium Content Subscriber only A 31-year-old Kingaroy man found himself in court after consuming two bottles of wine, leading police on a chase through Kingaroy and smashing three glass paned windows. Rory William Hockins pleaded guilty to one count of committing public nuisance and two counts of wilful damage at Kingaroy Magistrates Court. On September 24 at 10.50pm police observed Hockins yelling and screaming before running down Short Street, knocking over the police station rubbish bin, running through the RSL car park knocking over another bin and telling police he wanted to be arres...

Premium Content Subscriber only A grandmother who started 2021 off by downing 18 beers before getting behind the wheel has been reminded by a judge just how dangerous drink driving can be. The grandmother, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded guilty in Murgon Magistrates Court to driving while under the influence on Tuesday, February 2. Police Prosecutor Sergeant Barry Stevens told the court the woman was intercepted for a routine check at 7.10am on January 1. She admitted to police that she had consumed 18 stubbies of XXXX Gold beer between 10.30am and 3am the night before and ...

Premium Content Subscriber only After being seriously assaulted and calling triple-zero, the last thing a Proston man was expecting was to be tasered and charged with obstructing police. But that's exactly what occurred to 57-year-old Darren Arthur Bricknell, who faced Murgon Magistrates Court on February 2. Bricknell pleaded guilty to one count of obstructing a police officer after a violent incident on January 16. Police prosecutor Sergeant Barry Stevens told the court police were called to a Proston address at 11.45pm where they found Bricknell in his front yard with a "large laceratio...

The strongest reactions to the controversial move, which was recommended by CA’s First Nations Advisory Committee, have come from South Australia and NSW. As three BBL matches were played on Australia Day - two in Melbourne, one in Adelaide - the head of the SACA issued a rare public rebuke to the sport’s governing body. Sinclair, a corporate lawyer, told The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on Tuesday the South Australian board objected to CA’s stance. “I’m probably of the view that it’s not really for CA to say what is or what is not an Australia Day game,â...

A man is facing possible charges after allegedly assaulting a police officer while holding a metal saw.