The 35-year-old worker suffered multiple lower limb fractures and was taken to hospital in a serious condition.
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ID scanner backlash prompts Palaszczuk promise to listen
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Thumb tack baits left in Ipswich dog park
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Commonwealth Games organisers defend Gold Coast Council buying tickets
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