More than just a game

On Saturday, August 12, the Queensland Police Rugby League Association hosted a charity rugby league game to help raise money for the Brett Forte Remembrance Fund.
At 5pm the siren sounded at Carina Football Stadium where 3,500 people came to their feet and cheered on the QPS Dream Team who were lead onto the paddock by Brett Forte’s youngest son, Samuel Forte, and the QPS All Stars Team who were lead out by older brother, Brodie Forte.
Brodie’s coin toss saw the winning call come from the Dream Team Captain, Senior Constable Hayden Lea.
The crowd remained on their feet for a minute silence with Suzie Forte joining the boys on the field.
The refs blew their whistle and the game was underway in earnest.
The Dream Team were directed around the paddock by Queensland legend Scott Prince and scored the first try.
Sunny Lockyer, son of a Rugby League legend Darren Lockyer ran out onto the

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Speak up for road safety over a coffee with a cop, Sunnybank

Upper Mount Gravatt Police would like your support for Queensland Road Safety Week and invite you to come along and join us for ‘Coffee with a Cop’ and speak up, be heard and help make our roads safe.

When:
Tuesday, August 22

Time:
9am to 11am

Where:
Kafe Cafe, Sunnypark Shopping Centre, 342 McCullough Street, Sunnybank

Five ways you can help to make a difference when you are driving:

Make your car a phone free zone;
Plan not to drink and drive;
Make sure you’re buckled up;
Always drive within the speed limit; and
Take a break every two hours to avoid becoming fatigued

Road crashes are largely preventable and we need your help to “join the drive to save lives”.
Please share your tips and thoughts at www.qld.gov.au/jointhedrive

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