Julene Thorburn told police she knew her husband was loading the body of their dead foster daughter into the boot of their car but lied “out of fear” their family secret would be exposed.
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He thought he had gotten away with murder. After he killed Tiahleigh Palmer to protect his son, Rick Thorburn played the grieving foster father and spent months throwing police off the scent, until an anonymous tip-off brought down his web of lies.
Ipswich residents pledge to keep road safe for Fatality Free Friday
Members of the Ipswich Community attended Department of Transport and Main Road making a pledge to keep safe on the road, for Fatality Free Friday. A National Road Safety Campaign to promote zero deaths on Australian roads for just one day.
To date over 221,000 road safety pledges have been signed in response.
Focusing on the Fatal Five: Speeding, Drink and Drug Driving, Seatbelts, Fatigue and Distraction, the Fatality Free Friday inflatable vehicle received well over 50 signatures in support of the campaign this morning, with some residents writing on their pledges, making a commitment and providing them to police.
They pledged to always be fit to drive, stay focused and scan the road ahead, keep a safe distance and drive to suit the conditions, removing all distractions.
Ipswich District Crime Prevention and Volunteer in Police, working in partnership with Department of Transport and Main Roads, Ipswich City Council School Safe and Ipswich PCYC,
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Queensland Volunteering Awards 2018 – winners announced
Our state’s inspiring volunteers were honoured at the 2018 Queensland Volunteer Awards at Ipswich City Hall today.
The awards were hosted by Volunteering Queensland and announced by His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland.
Congratulations and thank you to each and every volunteer nominee and to all the Volunteer Award winners across all categories.
The morning’s proceedings were nothing less than inspiring. To think of the hours of dedicated service and what that would translate into a financial amount is amazing.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank our Volunteers in Policing for the Ipswich Police District who were nominated for the Volunteering Impact Award for their time and achievements across the Ipswich Police District.
Congratulations to the South Brisbane Volunteers in Policing and Ipswich Care who were finalists of the Volunteering Award and congratulations to The Pyjama Foundation who won that category today.
Volunteers in Policing from South Brisbane
Clive Palmer's assets frozen by Supreme Court over Queensland Nickel collapse
The Supreme Court has frozen Clive Palmer’s assets at the behest of PPB Advisory, the Federal Government-appointed liquidator of Queensland Nickel, which collapsed in 2016 leaving 800 people out of work.