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Man charged with theft from SES sheds during flood disaster

A troop carrier, which was stolen from Wondai SES during the height of the 8 January flood disaster has been recovered and a man charge with the theft.
Donna Jones

Murgon Detectives have arrested and charged a man in relation to the alleged unlawful entry and theft of property from […]

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