In the quiet of Holy Saturday, and with the Feast of the Resurrection nearly upon us, the Fathers and Brothers of The Brisbane Oratory in Formation take this opportunity to wish you a very happy and blessed Easter. Be assured of a remembrance in our prayers and Masses at this time.
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Baby koalas stolen from Brisbane home
Three baby koalas that require feeding and medication to survive are taken from the Brisbane home of an RSPCA wildlife carer, police say.
Stolen Koala joeys, Ormiston
Police are seeking urgent public assistance to help locate three young Koala joeys that have been taken from an address in Ormiston today.
The three joeys were being cared for at a carers house and initial information suggests they were taken sometime between 9 last night and 6 this morning.
They are around 14-months old, on supplemental feeding and also require medication.
It is also believed that they may not be able to survive if they’re released into the wild and are venerable to other animals or traffic.
Police are urging with anyone that may have taken the joeys to call the RSPCA for assistance or to hand them in at their nearest police station immediately.
You can contact Police via Policelink on 131 444 or the RSPCA on 1300 AMIMAL.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
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A motorcyclist has been detected allegedly travelling almost 200km/hour on the Bruce Highway on day 1 of the Easter Break phase for the Queensland Police Service’s Road Safety Campaign.
The motorcycle was snapped yesterday by a speed camera on the Bruce Highway at Landsborough doing 193km/hour in a 110 zone.
There were more than 3,400 vehicles detected speeding and over 11,000 RBTs (Random Breath Tests) performed with 41 people charged with drink driving.
A 22-year-old Sunset man was charged after allegedly returning a BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentrate) of .273% in the carpark of a fast food outlet at Mount Isa just before midnight.
Police also attended two serious traffic crashes, one at Peak Crossing around 5.50pm where a ute and truck collided on Warrill View Peak Crossing Road.
The 18-year-old male driver of the ute was airlifted in a critical condition to Princess Alexandra Hospital.
A 54-year-old male pedestrian has also received life-threatening head injuries after
Road safety report: Easter Break – Day 1
A motorcyclist has been detected allegedly travelling almost 200km/hour on the Bruce Highway on day 1 of the Easter Break phase for the Queensland Police Service’s Road Safety Campaign.
The motorcycle was snapped yesterday by a speed camera on the Bruce Highway at Landsborough doing 193km/hour in a 110 zone.
There were more than 3,400 vehicles detected speeding and over 11,000 RBTs (Random Breath Tests) performed with 41 people charged with drink driving.
A 22-year-old Sunset man was charged after allegedly returning a BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentrate) of .273% in the carpark of a fast food outlet at Mount Isa just before midnight.
Police also attended two serious traffic crashes, one at Peak Crossing around 5.50pm where a ute and truck collided on Warrill View Peak Crossing Road.
The 18-year-old male driver of the ute was airlifted in a critical condition to Princess Alexandra Hospital.
A 54-year-old male pedestrian has also received life-threatening head injuries after
Road safety report: Easter Break – Day 1
A motorcyclist has been detected allegedly travelling almost 200km/hour on the Bruce Highway on day 1 of the Easter Break phase for the Queensland Police Service’s Road Safety Campaign.
The motorcycle was snapped yesterday by a speed camera on the Bruce Highway at Landsborough doing 193km/hour in a 110 zone.
There were more than 3,400 vehicles detected speeding and over 11,000 RBTs (Random Breath Tests) performed with 41 people charged with drink driving.
A 22-year-old Sunset man was charged after allegedly returning a BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentrate) of .273% in the carpark of a fast food outlet at Mount Isa just before midnight.
Police also attended two serious traffic crashes, one at Peak Crossing around 5.50pm where a ute and truck collided on Warrill View Peak Crossing Road.
The 18-year-old male driver of the ute was airlifted in a critical condition to Princess Alexandra Hospital.
A 54-year-old male pedestrian has also received life-threatening head injuries after
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