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The department is also introducing a new fine for the dangerous driving of e-scooters, at $309.

Superintendent Hawkins said police would continue to be out in force this Labour Day long weekend. "Close to 500 traffic infringement notices have been issued in the past two years in the area with at least three vehicles impounded," he said. "Drone surveillance has revealed drivers are continuing to engage in risky behaviour and police remain committed to following up any reports of dangerous activity which may put other motorists and innocent campers at risk of injury." Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service state compliance manager Michael Devery said rangers regularly monitored visitor...

Date Time Operation Sandstorm – Sunshine and Cooloola Coast Police have stepped up their efforts to crack down on beach hooning between Noosa North Shore and Cooloola as part of an ongoing operation focussed on ensuring the safety of visitors and preserving the local environment. In July 2020 Operation Sandstorm was commenced, involving targeted beachside patrols of the popular tourist spots and increased enforcement activity. With local tourism gradually returning to full capacity in late 2020 after the easing COVID restrictions, officers engaged in additional covert response tactics such ...

Date Time Fines and vandalism at Wickham Timber Reserve A Yarrabilba man has been issued a total of $932 in fines for three alleged vehicle-related offences on Wickham Timber Reserve in Logan Village. A Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) officer approached the man on Friday 2 April 2021 after he was observed riding through the reserve on a motorcycle. The man was fined $400 for alleged unauthorised traversing of a timber reserve by vehicle, $266 for allegedly riding a motorcycle on a timber reserve without a driver licence, and $266 for allegedly riding a motorcycle on a timber rese...

Numberplate recognition cameras to spot drivers with no permit in Cooloola Recreation Area SatSaturday 12 A camera has been installed on the Leisha Track at the entrance to Rainbow Beach. ( Print text only Cancel Drivers sneaking onto a popular Queensland tourist beach without a permit will be fined when new automatic cameras begin checking every licence plate. Key points: Rangers will also use a mobile camera Queensland Parks and Wildlife hopes this will deter "poor visitor behaviour" Cameras are being installed at three entrances to the Cooloola Recreation Area stretching from Noosa's North...