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Premium Content Subscriber only Rescue helicopters flew two Brisbane teenagers to hospital after their 4WD crashed and rolled at Teewah Beach on Saturday night. Paramedics and two rescue helicopters were called to Teewah Beach, Noosa North Shore, at 6.49am with reports of a single car rollover.
The 18-year-old driver was taken to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in a serious but stable condition with arm injuries and a suspected head injury and the passenger was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital with facial injuries. Clayton's Towing owner Mike Clayton said it has become a regular occurrence for the tow truck to be called to accidents at Teewah Beach. Claytons Towing is urging people to drive safely on beaches following a car rollover at Teewah Beach on Saturday night. Â Mr Clayton said there appeared to be a problem with people inexperienced in beach drivi...
Esperance off-road enthusiasts urged to think twice about driving on Wylie Bay beach FriFriday 5 FebFebruary 2021 at 11:29pm Wylie Bay near Esperance is a popular spot on WA's south coast for locals and tourists. ( Share Print text only Cancel Driving along the white sand at Wylie Bay beach will get you to a well-known surf break and a world-famous national park, acquainting you with one of the favourite pastimes of those in the Esperance region. Key points: The Department of Lands says driving 4WDs and off-road vehicles on popular Wylie Bay beach is "not permitted" The Shire of Esperance is...