A toddler is in a critical condition after being hit by a truck in Queensland. Police were called to the scene after reports a light truck hit a stroller being pushed by a woman crossing the road at the corner of Browns Plains Road and Webber Drive after 8.30am. The girl was rushed to Queensland Children's Hospital with significant head injuries.
A man has been charged with murder more than 18 months after a newborn baby died in a Queensland hospital.

On July 18, 2024, a newborn boy, just three weeks old, was urgently taken to Queensland Children’s Hospital in a severe state, although he bore no visible injuries.

Tragically, the infant passed away in the hospital four days later.

A toddler is in a critical condition after being hit by a truck in Queensland. Police were called to the scene after reports a light truck hit a stroller being pushed by a woman crossing the road at the corner of Browns Plains Road and Webber Drive after 8.30am. The girl was rushed to Queensland Children's Hospital with significant head injuries.
The baby boy was taken to Queens;and Children’s Hospital in a critical condition. (9News)

In response, detectives from the Logan Child Protection Investigation Unit and the Child Trauma Unit initiated Operation Whiskey Nell to uncover the circumstances surrounding the child’s death.

Recently, detectives received medical reports revealing that the infant had suffered internal injuries.

Authorities claim these injuries occurred at a residence on Rosemary Street in Greenbank.

This morning, a 25-year-old man, who had ties to the child, was taken into custody and charged with murder.

He is expected to face Brisbane Magistrates Court today.

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