Trainer in Magic Millions âmeleeâ with grandmother A prominent racing trainer has been involved in a confrontation with a woman after she slapped him for making contact with her.
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Subscriber only Prominent racing trainer Tony Vasil has been involved in a confrontation with a 73-year-old grandmother after she slapped him for making contact with her, 2GB radio talkback host Ray Hadley revealed this morning. The incident involving Vasil, who has previously been suspended over a horse doping scandal, was captured on CCTV footage at a Gold Coast hotel during the recent Magic Millions carnival in January.
In the past week, the shocking failures of those very laws have had horrific consequences, with the deaths of a Brisbane couple, hit and killed by an out of control stolen car, allegedly driven by a teen out on bail. Then three police officers were injured in Townsville, during an incident involving a stolen car, allegedly driven by a 14-year-old, also out on bail. That prompted Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll to question the legislation and Mr Harper has now followed suit. 100 per cent agree with the Queensland Police Commissioner on seeking an immediate review into the Youth Bail Laws to stop the recidivism of those offenders who are wreaking havoc on our communities. Let s do this ASAP and help make our community safe. Lock them up, Mr Harper posted on Facebook.
Two teenagers were threatened with broken glass and drugged before being gang raped on a park bench by 10 men in suburban Brisbane park, police have alleged.
Mrs Jaenke was recognised for her contributions to the Somerset community that span more than six decades. Somerset Mayor Graeme Lehmann and Australia Day Ambassador Robert(Bob Atkinson) congratulate Somerset Citizen of the Year Patti Jaenke. Photo: Somerset Regional Council.
The official Somerset Australia Day Awards Ceremony was held at the Somerset Civic Centre in Esk, and included an address by Australia Day Ambassador, Robert Atkinson AO APM.
Mr Atkinson worked with the Queensland Police Service for more than four decades including more than a decade as the Queensland Police Commissioner.
Somerset Mayor Graeme Lehmann said Patti always had a welcoming smile on her face and was only too happy to help anyone in need.
Elder speaks out after Xmas bash clash Debroah Sandy and Maroochy Barambah who had a verbal altercation at the Premier s Christmas party.
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Subscriber only Deborah Sandy and her father Des were invited to speak at the Premier s traditional Christmas affair at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on Tuesday night when they were heckled by a woman she identified as Aboriginal activist Maroochy Barambah, in scenes that grew so heated the Queensland Police Commissioner was forced to intervene. Ms Barambah, formerly known as Yvette Isaacs, was part of an unsuccessful bid to declare native title over parts of Brisbane, which was rejected by the Federal Court in 2015.