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Coolum Police, Coolum Men’s Shed and Sunshine Coast Council have unveiled a new Red Bench in Coolum in collaboration with the Red Rose Foundation.
The Red Bench initiative aims to raise awareness of domestic violence and serves as a visible and enduring symbol of the community’s shared commitment to preventing domestic and family violence on the Sunshine Coast.
...Police have charged a 25-year-old man following a traffic incident in Springfield on 28 April.
Around 10.25pm the man was travelling along Panorama Drive in a Holden Colorado utility when he allegedly crashed into a Toyota Corolla parked on the side of the road.
Police will further allege the man then drove off from the scene before abandoning his vehicle ...
Police have charged three people following an alleged break in at a wrecking yard in Glenore Grove overnight, 30 April.
Around 11.45pm officers were called to the property on Isador Street, following reports a number of people had allegedly unlawfully entered the premises through a fence.
When police arrived at the scene a search was undertaken with PD Dun...
Police are investigating a wounding incident at Pimpama on the Gold Coast last night, 30 April.
Around 10.30pm, a 17-year-old boy and another male have become involved in an altercation in a narrow pathway between Gower Court and Sudbury Drive resulting in the 17-year-old boy receiving a puncture wound to his abdomen.
The male fled prior to police arrival....
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is standing with the community to address the devastating impact of domestic and family violence (DFV) and reduce rates of offending this DFV Prevention Month.
This year’s theme, “Together, Queenslanders can prevent domestic and family violence” underscores the importance of collective action and shines a spotlight on ways we can ...