Townsville shooting: Man stable in intensive care after police shooting
The Ethical Standards Command has been brought in to investigate the moment police shot a man outside a Townsville service station early on Monday morning.Paramedics rushed a man, believed to be in his 30s, to Townsville Hospital in a critical condition after he was shot in the leg and stomach by police outside United Petroleum in Hermit Park about 4.20am. A man was at a Townsville service station in the early hours of Monday. Photo: Seven News Police had been called to an incident at t..>> view originalChinese takeaway
A SMALL-SCALE abattoir about 50km south of Townsville is set to become a direct gateway to China for locally grown beef.The directors of CommBeef Abattoir at Giru have signed a preliminary agreement with a major Chinese food conglomerate that will see the domestic abattoir become export accredited and double in size.CommBeef’s Warwick Powell said the $10 million stage one expansion would enable the plant to boost its capacity from 300 head of cattle a week to about 700 head.That would create 15 ..>> view originalStadium by 2020
THE State Government yesterday committed to completing the new stadium in the inner city in time for the 2020 NRL season.State Development representatives were in Townsville yesterday for the first face-to-face meeting between key stakeholders since the State Government upped its contribution to $140 million and the Coalition matched federal Labor’s $100 million pledge to the facility.State Development Minister Anthony Lynham said the his staff took the chance to update the Townsville City Counc..>> view originalNo deal as V8s on hold
CITY leaders have warned losing the Townsville 400 Supercars event would have long-lasting consequences for Townsville’s economy.The warning comes as negotiations between Supercars and the State Government continue, with no agreement reached late yesterday.There are fears the event could be moved south of the border, with NSW reportedly trying to woo Supercars bosses.Read the full text of this story in today’s Townsville Bulletin or in our digital print edition: http://bit.ly/1SaG1Gq>> view originalCity to target singapore deal
TWO of Townsville Enterprise’s former top executives will be at the forefront of North Queensland’s push to reap the benefits of the $1.2 billion Singaporean defence spend in the region.Former TEL chief executive David Kippin and recently resigned executive manager economic development Tracey Lines will head a new committee to work with businesses and drive the investment deal.Ms Lines said it was still early days for the Singaporean Defence Investment Committee, the make-up of which will be det..>> view originalLinnett a long shot for Cowboys clash with Souths
KANE Linnett was today named to run out for the Cowboys against South Sydney this Sunday despite the centre picking up a suspected calf tear in Monday’s win over Manly.The 27-year-old outside back had to be helped from the field early in the second half after picking up the injury and while he was in coach Paul Green’s seventeen this week it seems unlikely he’ll be fit to run out at Barlow Park in Cairns on Sunday.When quizzed about the Scottish international’s injury in the post-game press conf..>> view originalThe great channel switch
FOOTY fans can watch State of Origin III on free-to-air TV in high definition after upgrades to broadcasting equipment were fast-tracked ahead of a landmark channel swap.Television broadcasting in regional Queensland will change from Friday with Southern Cross Austereo to begin showing Channel Nine content, while WIN will switch to show Ten Network content.SCA head of regional media Rick Lenarcic said after initial fears their HD switch would not happen until August, Townsville viewers will be a..>> view originalRestructure for Townsville Enterprise
TOWNSVILLE Enterprise will undergo a restructure as part of its new strategic plan released last week.The new direction coincides with the resignation of former Economic Development Manager Tracey Lines, who left from the organisation last week.TEL plans to transition from two business units — Tourism and Events and Economic Development — to four units — Tourism and Events, Policy and Campaigns, Business Development and Membership, and Investment Attraction.The organisation will this week advert..>> view originalTownsville daily wrap up, Tuesday June 28
Stealing, Attempted UUMV and Dangerous Drugs – Mount Louisa: A 39-year-old Annandale woman has been charged with multiple property and drug offences at an address in Blackbean Court, Mount Louisa on Saturday, July 25. It will be alleged that the woman was staying at the address overnight, however whilst the occupants of the address were asleep the 39-year-old woman has rummaged through the house and removed several personal and household items including keys to the victim’s car. The victim was ..>> view originalSocial Media Statistical Hype
Recently a lot of social media and print media interaction has been provided of what is allegedly occurring in Townsville lately regarding crime and crime rates generally. The TCAD site (Townsville Crime Alerts & Discussions) has drawn a number of comparisons between the major centres (Cairns, Rockhampton, Brisbane North and Brisbane South Districts and Townsville), in regards to Unlawful Entry with Intent and Unlawful Use of Motor Vehicles offences. The statistics published on TCAD, whilst obt..>> view original
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