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UPDATE, 1pm: A man has been airlifted to hospital in Brisbane following a skydiving incident at Toogoolawah.
It is understood the man was involved in a landing mishap about 11.15am.
A Queensland Ambulance spokeswoman confirmed het was flown to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a serious condition.
He reportedly sustained serious injuries to his legs.
A representative for Skydive Ramblers, based at Toogoolawah, confirmed the patient was a customer.
The Australian Parachute Federation is expected to comment on the matter this morning.
INITIAL, 12.30pm: A man has been seriously injured in a skydiving accident at Toogoolawah on Monday.
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A rural letterbox has been reported stolen from the front entrance to a property on the Brisbane Valley Hwy, Ottaba.
The mailbox was reported stolen to Toogoolawah police between February 4 and 5.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Toogoolawah Police on 5423 1200.
Drug driving
A 41-year-old man from Wamuran was offered and accepted the Drug Diversion Program after being located by Toogoolawah Police with dangerous drugs on Ivory Creek Rd. A police protection notice was also issued in relation to a previous incident.
Disturbances
A 20-year-old female from Toogoolawah was detained by Toogoolawah Police after a disturbance in Dingyarra St. The female was issued a notice to appear for contravening tat notice the next day on Ivory Creek Rd.
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PARAMEDICS attended the scenes of two traffic crashes this morning, after a truck and car collided and, in a separate incident, a car crashed into a ditch.
A Queensland Ambulance Spokesman said two patients were assessed for injuries following a car and truck crash on the Brisbane Valley Hwy, Fernvale.
The driver reportedly lost control on Brisbane Valley Hwy just before midday on Monday.
It is understood the driver was the sole occupant of the vehicle.
Police, firefighters and paramedics attended the scene.
One patient was transported to Ipswich Hospital in a stable condition.
A Queensland Police spokesman said there were no road closures.
More to come.