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Wieambilla shooting: Queensland Police Union to buy property where two officers and neighbour killed - Vimarsana News

Wieambilla shooting: Queensland Police Union to buy property where two officers and neighbour killed

The union has asked the state government to buy the 43.5ha block of land in Wieambilla, west of Brisbane, which was bought by cop killers Gareth and his wife Stacey Train for $95,000 in 2015.

Queensland shooting: Calls for unity on gun laws, amid claims killer jumped COVID-19 border - Vimarsana News

Queensland shooting: Calls for unity on gun laws, amid claims killer jumped COVID-19 border

Reports are emerging about a brazen border breach by police-killer Nathaniel Train a year ago, as top offic...

Wieambilla shootout: Nathaniel Train breached Covid-19 border rules a year before deadly shooting - Vimarsana News

Wieambilla shootout: Nathaniel Train breached Covid-19 border rules a year before deadly shooting

The school principal illegally snuck into Queensland from NSW by breaking a flooded bridge border gate a year ago where he dumped guns, hunting gear and paperwork into a creek.

Queensland police shooting: Neighbour reveals bizarre encounter with cop killer trio - Vimarsana News

Queensland police shooting: Neighbour reveals bizarre encounter with cop killer trio

The ‘Blockie’ neighbour of Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train has revealed details of a bizarre encounter with the cop killer trio, as they ventured into t

Wieambilla shooting: How general police officers recovered colleagues killed in ambush by Trains - Vimarsana News

Wieambilla shooting: How general police officers recovered colleagues killed in ambush by Trains

A group of 16 rural general duties police officers made a desperate plan to try and rescue colleagues from gunfire during a dramatic shootout in rural Queensland.