The Warrego Highway, west of Brisbane, will be lined with trucks today as drivers remember colleagues who have been killed on the road.

THE family of Peter “Bo” Duncan has vowed to hold monthly protests until Toowoomba Police charge the men responsible for his bashing death.

WILL Darbyshire was surprised as internet safety consultant Brett Lee put up an internet profile as a teenage girl to demonstrate the pitfalls of technology.

AS MORE vigilante sites appear on social networking websites and “online vandalism” becomes more prevalent, lecturer Doctor Henk Huijser is appealing for calm.

THE lunchtime rush in Russell Street had Emergency Services on the hop yesterday with two car crashes in less than an hour, within 200 metres of each other.

HAVING literally been brought back from the dead – twice – after overdosing on the drug “GHB”, Harry is one young man who knows the dangers of the drug.

INSTEAD of sitting back and enjoying the tropical climate of North Queensland yesterday, Phillip Malcolm Fitch was sitting in a watchhouse cell.

THOSE peddling GHB can expect Toowoomba’s police to be soon breathing down their necks, Officer in Charge of the Tactical Crime Squad Mike Newman warned.

POLICE are hunting a thief who broke into Subway and tried to steal the shop’s safe in the early hours of yesterday morning.

TOOWOOMBA’S business community yesterday rallied behind the fight to save Borneo Barracks.

OAKEY is at the centre of a $44 million deal to expand Australia’s army aviation training.

NICHOLAS Hopson said if the chance ever came for him to be able to rip into a peanut butter sandwich without getting sick, he’d take it.

TEENAGE father-of-three Michael Stanley Fing would have to get away from alcohol and his circle of friends if he wanted to spend more time with his family.

THE Cabarlah Markets are on this Sunday despite many residents believing they had ended last year.

TOOWOOMBA mum Annalyce Staples is hoping she sees some difference in prices at the checkout at her local supermarket after a recent announcement made by Coles.

Several aspiring teachers from western Queensland were awarded a teaching scholarship at a Parliament House ceremony earlier this week.

Primary producers and small businesses in Queensland’s south-west are being encouraged to apply for drought assistance while it is still available.

The Warrego Highway, west of Brisbane, will be lined with trucks tomorrow as drivers remember colleagues who have lost their lives on the road.

The Queensland Youth Environment Council (QYEC) is looking for new members from across rural areas.

Opposition MPs on a parliamentary committee label the Qld Government’s energy efficiency initiatives as politically motivated.