A driver can only use front or rear fog lights if it is difficult to see other vehicles or objects due to poor weather conditions (for example, heavy rain or fog). Fog lights cannot be used in clear weather conditions, whether it is day or night.
Police Officers & Liquor Inspectors can issue on the spot fines for a wide variety of offences including:
PUBLIC PLACE
Drinking in a public place (18yrs & over) : $100 Minor possess/consume liquor in a public place : $225 Supply liquor to a minor in a public place : $750
LICENSED PREMISES Sell or Supply liquor to a minor on licensed premises : Fine $1000
Minor on a licensed premises : Fine $300
Minor consume/possess liquor premises : Fine $300
IDENTIFICATION
Don’t Fake It!
It’s Illegal to use someone else’s Id
or Make a Fake Id
All Fake ID's will be Confiscated
Give evidence of age document to another person : Fine $500
Minor falsely represent self as over 18 : Fine $300
Use and false/fake ID : Fine $600
Give evidence of age document to another person : Fine $500
Minor falsely represent self as over 18 : $300 Use a false/fake ID : Fine $600
NAME, ADDRESS, AGE
Fail to State Details : $300
State False Details : $300
Give False Evidence : $300
WHAT IS A PUBLIC NUISANCE OFFENCE
A person commits a public nuisance offence if–
(a) the person behaves in any of the following ways;
disorderly way; an offensive way; a threatening way; or a violent way. and (b) the person's behaviour interferes, or is likely to interfere, with the peaceful passage through, or enjoyment of, a public place by a member of the public. SUPPLY ALCOHOL TO MINOR Penalties are high - get caught providing alcohol to an underage child for consumption without responsible supervision and you can face penalties of up to $8,000. These penalties don't just apply to parents - older friends and siblings are liable too!
School holidays are approaching and we need your help.
During this period empty schools provide an opportunity for criminal activity; becoming targets for unlawful entry, arson, stealing, graffiti and other property damage – all of which becomes a cost to the community.
The Police in the Coomera District will be working to reduce the incidence of crime in our schools and would welcome your assistance by reporting anyone acting suspiciously around the school grounds. Please check your local Police Station’s number from the list below and keep it handy to your telephone.
Your assistance in helping the Police and the community to fight senseless vandalism in our schools is invaluable and we thank you sincerely for taking part in this necessary endeavour.
Contacts- Emergency: Crime happening right now 000
The dog, a dachshund named Tau, was in the car with his owners Des and Deidre Payne when they stopped to help the injured victims of the crash at Mermaid Waters on Saturday morning.
But their compassion was repaid with callousness when the male driver of one of the vehicles involved in the accident stole the Paynes' Mitsubishi Magna containing Tau.
The car and the seven-year-old dog, which Mr and Mrs Payne have owned since a pup, still have not been found despite an extensive media, Twitter and Facebook campaign.
"We're getting more desperate and worried,'' Mrs Payne told couriermail.com.au today.
"We're just about to start putting posters up around town to try to help us find Tau.
"We're worried sick that he might still be in the car if it's been dumped somewhere.''
Anyone who sees the car or Tau - who is brown with a white chest - should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.