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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
White
Model Year: 
2005
Make: 
CLARKE
Model: 
LOADER SKID STEER
Suburb: 
PIE CREEK
Registration Number: 
03503C
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Construction equipment: Loader-skid
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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
Black
Model Year: 
2013
Make: 
MERCEDES-BENZ
Model: 
C250
Suburb: 
HERITAGE PARK
Registration Number: 
144SYD
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Car: Sedan
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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
Blue
Model Year: 
2007
Make: 
TRIUMPH
Model: 
SPRINT ST
Suburb: 
SOUTHPORT
Registration Number: 
742AO
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Motorcycle: Motorcycle
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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
Blue
Model Year: 
2023
Make: 
NISSAN
Model: 
NOTE (IMPORT)
Suburb: 
ASHMORE
Registration Number: 
581KC5
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Car: Hatchback
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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
Orange
Model Year: 
2013
Make: 
NISSAN
Model: 
MICRA
Suburb: 
SUNNYBANK
Registration Number: 
097GY2
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Car: Hatchback
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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
White
Model Year: 
2007
Make: 
MITSUBISHI
Model: 
EXPRESS
Suburb: 
LABRADOR
Registration Number: 
567FS7
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Van: Other van
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Classification: 
Stolen
Original_Colour: 
Silv., alum., st. steel
Model Year: 
2006
Make: 
FORD
Model: 
COURIER
Suburb: 
KANGAROO POINT
Registration Number: 
851JLE
Registration State: 
QLD
Vehicle type/Sub type: 
Car: Utility
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Let’s work together to end knife violence

The Queensland Government has introduced new knife laws, banning the sale of knives to minors and requiring retailers to securely store controlled items. 

The new laws are designed to reduce the accessibility of certain items to young people, disrupt and deter violent offences while enhancing community safety. 

The Queensland Human Rights Commission (the Commission) is working with the Queensland Police Service (QPS) to review practices and procedures and recommend changes to improve the recruitment and retention of women, First Nations and culturally and linguistically diverse police.

The Community Experience (CX) Project commenced in May 2021. The core deliverable for the project is the QPS CX Survey. The aim of the survey is to create a baseline for community satisfaction that can be used to understand both the drivers of satisfaction and the impacts of any changes in how we deliver services. 

Last updated: 24/12/2024