05/04/2012 09:00 Drug – Supply dangerous drugs.
A arrested a 48 year old female from Inala who was found in possession of a dangerous drug at the Woodford Correctional Centre.  The woman has been charged with attempting to Supply a Dangerous Drug and appeared in the Caboolture Magistrates Court on 30 April 2012.
 
05/04/2012 15:00 Warrant PAROLE SUSPENDED
A 37 year old Female from Wamuran was arrested and appeared in the Caboolture Magistrates Court after having her parole suspended.
 
06/04/2012 10:24 Traffic Crash – With Injury [1410]
Police attended a Single vehicle traffic crash on …

On Friday Wyatt Roy MP Federal Member for Longman, recognised young local sports stars with grants to help their sporting efforts.
Mr Roy awarded 21 Longman Local Sporting Champions Grants to young people from across the region who had shown exceptional promise and dedication to their sport.
Each Longman Local Sporting Champion recipient received a $500 boost to help cover the costs of their competition endeavours.
Mr Roy has encouraged other young sports achievers, including local sports teams, to apply for funding under the next round of grants.
Information about the grants and application …

 
Over the weekend Wyatt Roy MP, Federal Member for Longman, hosted the inaugural Longman Youth Leadership Forum, coinciding with National Youth Week activities.
Thirty young people from across the region became the first ‘LYLFers’ as they participated in a two day programme including exciting guest speakers and interesting community projects.
Mr Roy said the weekend had been both fun and inspiring and the LYLFers had taken away new skills and enhanced leadership capabilities.
“The Longman Youth Leadership Forum was about giving young people the resources they need to be leaders in their own …

A Message for the Gents and the Ladies.
Try and keep next Sunday the 29th clear for our 2nd Open Day at the Shed.
The Shed will be open from 9.00 am to 12.00 noon for Gents only to indulge in normal Shed activities.
The Ladies are welcome from Noon onwards when we will enjoy a great BBQ lunch and social get together. We’ll probably knock off around 3.00 pm or thereabouts.
Activities will include displays of some of our donated tools and equipment in action, some completed projects and a general look at …

Senator for Queensland Mark Furner has welcomed the announcement by Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Defence Science and Personnel Minister Warren Snowdon that a new pin of recognition for defence families would be issued.

“This is a terrific initiative with the new pin to recognise the special role family members take on when our military personnel serve abroad,” Senator Furner said.

This new pin will be for these family members across Navy, Army and the Air Force who go for stretches without their loved ones, often under anxious circumstance knowing their loved …

It was a great turn out at Woodford Memorial Park for Anzac Day.  There were around 300 people who attended the service and march.  The march started at 10 am and service opened with Reverent Ken Steer saying an opening prayer.
Kate Kropp and Natasha Bemner from Woodford State School read the beautiful Anzac poem.
I saw a kid marchin’ with medals on his chest.
He marched alongside Diggers marching six abreast.
He knew that it was ANZAC DAY – he walked along with pride.
He did his best to keep in step with the Diggers by …

Bring your wallet along when you come to vote, enjoy a sausage sizzle or bacon burger.
Buy some plants, indulge yourself with home made cakes or preserves or enjoy a devonshire tea or coffee and more.
All Proceeds go to support Wauran and District Men’s Shed, (WADMS), and Wamuran historical and visitor’s centre Inc.
Attention all you Cake Cookers, Biscuit Bakers and Preserve Puddlers:
Our Fundraisers are desperatley in need of donations of home cooked cakes, biscuits and preserves for our fundraising stall at the markets on election day next Saturday.
If you can help …

Fifty-four year six students from St Paul’s Lutheran Primary School are preparing for an adventure of their lives to Carnarvon Gorge later this month.
The trip will include camping in tents, visits to beautiful Carnarvon Gorge, viewing Indigenous artworks in natural settings, and “lots of hiking”, said year six teacher John Smith.
“They’re starting to get excited about it now as we’re looking at these places on the internet and checking what attractions they have to offer and what the students will see and do when we get there,” Mr Smith said.
In …