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Woman and Child Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash at Kuraby on 1 November 2026

1 November 2026 · about 3:30am · Compton Road, east of the Logan Motorway off-ramp, Kuraby, Queensland

Published 1 November 2026 · Updated 2 November 2026

Key facts

When
1 Nov 2026Sunday, about 3:30am
Where
Compton Road, east of the Logan Motorway off-ramp, Kuraby, Queensland
Type
Single-vehicle collision with a power pole
Injured
2 peopleA 38-year-old woman and a seven-year-old boy were taken to hospital in stable conditions.
Investigation
Queensland Police ServiceInvestigation ongoing; information sought about the vehicle before the crash

What happened

Incident Overview

A 38-year-old woman and a seven-year-old boy were located after a red Mazda struck a power pole at Kuraby early on Sunday, 1 November 2026.

Queensland Police said emergency services were called to Compton Road, east of the Logan Motorway off-ramp, at about 3:30 am. Officers found the vehicle abandoned and located the woman and child nearby.

Injuries and Emergency Response

The woman was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital and the boy was taken to Queensland Children’s Hospital. Both were reported to be in a stable condition.

Police Investigation

Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash and have asked anyone who saw the red Mazda, bearing Queensland registration 744ZGM, before the collision to come forward. The police reference is QP2602155922.

Queensland Police Service source report

Source
Queensland Police Service

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