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Five Injured in Single-Vehicle Rollover on Parkland Drive – Flagstone, QLD – 6 December 2025

6 December 2025 · about 4:44pm · Vacant land off Parkland Drive, Flagstone, QLD

Published 7 December 2025 · Updated 10 December 2025

Key facts

When
6 Dec 2025Saturday, about 4:44pm
Where
Vacant land off Parkland Drive, Flagstone, QLD
Type
Single-vehicle rollover
Injured
4 people17-year-old Flagstone boy — driver; transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital, serious but stable condition.; 18-year-old woman — transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital, serious but stable condition.; 17-year-old Flagstone girl — transported to Gold Coast University Hospital (condition not specified).; 14-year-old Flagstone girl — transported to Queensland Children’s Hospital, serious but stable condition.
Investigation
Forensic Crash Unit, Queensland PoliceThe Forensic Crash Unit is examining the circumstances that led to the Nissan Navara rolling.

What happened

Incident Overview

The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating a serious single-vehicle rollover in Flagstone on Saturday, 6 December. Emergency services were called to a vacant section of land off Parkland Drive at 4:44pm following reports that a silver Nissan Navara had rolled. Five occupants, all teenagers or young adults, were inside the vehicle at the time. Multiple people sustained serious injuries, and all occupants were transported to various hospitals for treatment.

  • Crash Date: Saturday, 6 December 2025 (around 4:44pm)
  • Location: Vacant land off Parkland Drive, Flagstone, QLD
  • Silver Nissan Navara — rolled over with five occupants on board
  • Critical/Serious Injuries:
    • 17-year-old Flagstone boy — driver; transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital, serious but stable condition.
    • 18-year-old woman — transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital, serious but stable condition.
    • 17-year-old Flagstone girl — transported to Gold Coast University Hospital (condition not specified).
    • 14-year-old Flagstone girl — transported to Queensland Children’s Hospital, serious but stable condition.
  • Other Injuries:
    • 15-year-old Flagstone boy — transported to Queensland Children’s Hospital with minor injuries.

The crash has caused significant concern within the Flagstone community due to the number of young occupants involved and the severity of injuries sustained.

Emergency Response

  • Police and paramedics responded to the rollover shortly after 4:44pm.
  • All five occupants received medical treatment and were transported to multiple hospitals depending on injury severity.
  • A police scene was established for forensic examination of the vehicle and terrain.

Investigation

The Forensic Crash Unit is examining the circumstances that led to the Nissan Navara rolling.

  • Investigators are assessing the vehicle’s movements, speed, and ground conditions on the vacant land.
  • CCTV, dashcam, and witness accounts are being sought.

Appeal for Information

Police urge anyone with information or relevant footage to come forward. Quote reference number QP2502216802.

  • Crime Stoppers QLD: Call 1800 333 000 or report anonymously online.
  • Provide information via Policelink on 131 444 or the QPS suspicious activity form.
Source
Crime Stoppers QLD: 1800 333 000, Policelink: 131 444

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  3. 03Families of people killed in a crash may be able to claim for loss of financial support.

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