MORNING REWIND: 5 top stories you may have missed
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GOOD MORNING Central Queensland,
Welcome to today’s edition of The Morning Rewind, where we fill you in on the biggest stories you may have missed on Monday.
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Strelow’s conduct the subject of government investigation
Rockhampton Mayor Margaret Strelow has confirmed she was the subject of a councillor conduct investigation in regards to a trip to India she attended in 2017.
She said the matter was referred to the government body by the State Government’s Office of the Independent Assessor (OIA).
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‘Single gunshot fired into driver’s side window’
Police are seeking public assistance to locate a man who could help with an investigation into the attempted murder of another man at Rockhampton in May.
Between 7pm and 8pm on Monday, May 18, a man on a motorcycle discharged a single gunshot into the driver’s side window of a yellow Holden Commodore near the intersection of Yaamba Road and Farm Street.
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Traditional Owners take stand to evict Adani
Traditional Owners near the Adani Carmichael mine have blocked access to the site, in what they claim is a move to protect their home lands.
Led by the Wangan and Jagalingou tribal people, the protest has restricted contractors from accessing the work site.
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Man hospitalised after horrific Yaamba Rd crash
A male in his 30s has been transported to hospital following a high-impact crash in North Rockhampton where his blue ute collided with a power pole before it fell on top of the vehicle.
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COVID-19 restrictions stop Texan Tiffany leaving CQ
The COVID-19 pandemic has turned everyone’s lives upside down in 2020, but for one of Rocky’s residents American Tiffany Fleming, it has been a particularly bittersweet, experiencing both joy and heart ache.
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