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Inspector Pat Swindells from the Gympie Patrol Group. The Fatal Five – speeding, fatigue, impaired driving (drink and drug), failure to wear a seat belt and driver distraction and inattention - will be high on the priority list. There will be roadside testing for drugs and alcohol, and “covert and overt speed enforcement in high risk zones”. Inspector Pat Swindells of the Gympie Patrol Group said police were concerned with a “growing number of lives lost” on Queensland roads. “There has been a 46 per cent increase in vehicle related fatalities compared to the same time period last year,” Inspector Swindells said. ....
Premium Content UPDATE 7.45PM: Police have delivered the worst news possible to the family of a man killed when the truck he was driving rolled down an embankment. Police have confirmed the 50 year old Glenwood man died on Monday afternoon when a semi-trailer hauling woodchip plunged down a steep embankment and onto the Yabba Creek bank at Imbil about 2.15pm. Police Inspector Pat Swindells said emergency services were unable to access the man trapped inside the crushed cabin for hours due to the truck s precarious position. A truck has rolled into an embankment at Imbil. Photo: Patrick Woods. . it s unsafe to actually climb inside or around the truck so we are waiting for additional resources to arrive to secure the vehicle, he said. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only After the year that has been, January 2020 feels like a lifetime ago and with Covid-19 dominating the news, it’s hard to remember some of the other things that happened. Take a look back at some of the stories that made the news in January last year. A Bundaberg company began writing the next chapter, as work began on a new $3 million facility. Grillex (formerly Unisite Group) design and produce a variety of commercial outdoor community infrastructure, including electric barbecues, street and park furniture, and shelter. Grillex general manager Martin Rowland said the company was excited to be commencing the new phase of growth after recent work to streamline and future-proof business operations through lean manufacturing principles. ....