Cowboys lead across the board in Toowoomba Rugby League
RUGBY LEAGUE: The Warwick Cowboys are at the top of each table in the Toowoomba Rugby League competition.The Cowboys are outright leaders in reserve grade and have a share of the lead in A and under-18 grades.This Sunday, Warwick travels to Highfields for three tough games, particularly the A-grade game against the fourth-placed team.Warwick is one point ahead of Pittsworth in the battle for the club championship which puts the May 14 home round of games against Pittsworth as crucial in all gra..>> view originalWeetwood draws racing faithful
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Hot Topic Bogenhuber to appeal two-month ban
Skye Bogenhuber (Image courtesy of Dan Costello) Queensland jockey Skye Bogenhuber will appeal a two-month suspension after being found guilty of failing to give her mount the best possible winning chance at Toowoomba on Saturday. Bogenhuber, was riding Happy Event for Sunshine Coast trainer John Zielke in the Listed Dalrello Stakes (1200m), finishing fifth after engaging in a speed battle with Love Spy. Racing Queensland stewards found Bogenhuber guilty as "she failed to make sufficient ..>> view originalRobber recognised by customer, staff member
A GLASS House Mountains man was recognised by a staff member and a customer when he robbed his local bottle shop armed with a syringe.Brendan Alan Gaffney, 31, made a rushed decision to rob the Glasshouse Cellars shortly before 6pm on May 30 last year to get money to cover a drug debt.Maroochydore District Court on Monday heard Gaffney had not slept for about two weeks before he made the decision to fill a syringe with soft drink and rob the store.Crown senior legal officer Lara Soldi said a st..>> view originalMan in court over wild police chase
A MUNRUBEN man who led police on a wild chase across large parts of Brisbane, Logan and Ipswich has appeared briefly in court. Jake Robert Dixon, 24, fronted Ipswich Magistrates Court on Monday after being charged at the weekend with a host of offences including dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, unlawful use of a motor vehicle, receiving tainted property and disqualified driving. He made no application for bail and was remanded into custody. Magistrate Virginia Sturgess adjourn..>> view original
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