Queensland's magistrates courts are set to handle over 50 cases today on September 4, with people from different walks of life appearing in courtrooms across the state.
Cases subject to suppression or non-publication orders are excluded from this figure. Courts take great care to comply with these legal restrictions, ensuring that sensitive information and protected individuals are not made public.
Today's court appearances, listed by magistrates court from the highest to lowest number of cases, are as follows:
Court | Appearances |
Hervey Bay | 12 |
Brisbane (Roma Street) | 10 |
Cairns | 10 |
Mackay | 4 |
Mount Isa | 4 |
Bundaberg | 3 |
Southport | 3 |
Townsville | 3 |
Gladstone | 2 |
Rockhampton | 2 |
Mornington Island | 1 |
Pine Rivers | 1 |
In line with our commitment to transparency and public interest journalism, we publish daily court listings based on publicly accessible data provided by courts across Australia's states and territories.
The listings and details below are drawn from public records of individuals scheduled to appear in court, with no suggestion whatsoever of any wrongdoing by anyone named in these lists. It is crucial to note that individuals may appear in court for various reasons, including procedural matters.
Brisbane (Roma Street)
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Allen, Thomas Maximilian, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Blyth, Caitlin-Jade | 1 | 9:00AM |
Blyth, Caitlin-Jade | 1 | 8:30AM |
Eldridge, Jesse Douglas | 1 | 9:00AM |
Fitzgerald, Corey William | 1 | 8:30AM |
Gooley, Dustin Micheal, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Hall, Shanon John George | 1 | 8:30AM |
Isbister, Stephen Michael, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Mackenzie, Llewin William | 1 | 8:30AM |
Tiyce, Dylan Patrick | 1 | 9:00AM |
Bundaberg
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Cleland, Dylan Angus | 1 | 8:30AM |
Kurtzer, David William, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Wilkie, Amy Beverley, Miss | 1 | 9:00AM |
Cairns
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Billy, Michael Gavin, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Boseun, Timothy Rupert | 1 | 8:30AM |
Bounghi, Needom Timothy, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Conrad, Wesley George, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Curtis, Mark William | 1 | 8:30AM |
Ericson, Niklas, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Lee, James David, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Mercer, James Stafford, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Rowbotham, Alexander, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Williams, Justin Lee, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Gladstone
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Delta, Laine Jane | 1 | 8:30AM |
Delta, Michael Bernard Luke | 1 | 8:30AM |
Hervey Bay
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Abdy, Kade Devon | 1 | 8:30AM |
Bridges, Mathew Phillip | 1 | 8:30AM |
Brown, Philip James, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Murray, Sonny James, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Payton, Robbie Ronald | 1 | 8:30AM |
Pedersen, Anthony John | 1 | 9:00AM |
Perrett, Harley James | 1 | 8:30AM |
Platts, Paula Nicole | 1 | 9:00AM |
Platts, Paula Nicole | 1 | 8:30AM |
Quaite, James William, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Reynolds, Jack Dylan | 1 | 8:30AM |
Riley, Dylan John | 1 | 9:00AM |
Mackay
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Beddow, John Graham | 1 | 9:00AM |
Koppensteiner, Beau Luke, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Mcgrath-Christensen, Aidan Chad | 1 | 9:00AM |
Stumer, David Robert | 2 | 9:00AM |
Mornington Island
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Goongarra, Kristine Alison | 1 | 9:00AM |
Mount Isa
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Bowman, Rodney Paul, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Mirrlees, Scott Walker | 1 | 8:30AM |
Poppell, Trent Robert E. Lee, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Rowland, Barbara Anne, Ms | 1 | 8:30AM |
Pine Rivers
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Watkins-Casey, Nathan, Mr | 1 | 8:30AM |
Rockhampton
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Burnett, Shannan Grant | 1 | 9:00AM |
Row Row, William Lawrence, Mr | 1 | 9:00AM |
Southport
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Felsman, Loch | 1 | 8:30AM |
Percy, Jeramiah Grant Sharmba | 1 | 8:30AM |
Tupou, Henry Wilson | 1 | 9:00AM |
Townsville
Matter | Court Number | Time |
Barney, Russel Nathaniel | 1 | 9:00AM |
Goudie, Kylie Anne | 1 | 9:00AM |
Pearce, Lachlan | 1 | 9:00AM |
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