Man charged after disturbance on flight

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January 20, 2025

The Queensland government has promised to have 150 court-ordered GPS trackers put on high-risk domestic violence offenders by the end of the year.

During its 2024 election campaign, the LNP vowed to introduce 500 24/7 tracking devices for high-risk perpetrators who consistently breached DV…

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