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Second deadliest roads in state in ‘record’ horror year

Commissioner of Police, Steve Gollschewski APM with QPS Road Policing and Regional Support Command Acting Assistant Commissioner, Janelle Andrews in front of a confronting installation in Brisbane illustrating in life-size cut outs the number of men, women, and children killed on Queensland roads since January 2024. (Supplied)

Wide Bay, to which Gympie belongs, has the equal second-highest road toll for fatalities this year, according to information released […]

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