QLD Courts Expecting 78 Appearances On 1 August

QLD Courts Data

Today, September 4, Queensland's magistrates courts will see a significant number of cases, with over 78 people set to appear at local courts across the state.

These appearances, happening in various regions, underscore the daily operations of the justice system as it manages a diverse array of legal matters.

The figure excludes appearances subject to suppression or non-publication orders. Suppression orders specifically prohibit the disclosure of details that would typically be made public during open court proceedings.

The distribution of court appearances across the state today includes:

CourtAppearances
Brisbane (Roma Street)30
Cairns12
Townsville8
Kingaroy6
Southport5
Toowoomba5
Mount Isa4
Rockhampton3
Mackay2
Bundaberg1
Emerald1
Normanton1

Daily court listings are published every day as part of our ongoing commitment to public interest journalism, compiled from publicly available court information across Australia to ensure transparency and keep the public informed.

The following listings are taken from public court records, with no suggestion whatsoever of any wrongdoing by anyone named. It is important to recognize that individuals may be in court for a variety of reasons, including procedural matters.

Brisbane (Roma Street)

MatterCourt NumberTime
Allen, Christopher Georgian18:30AM
Austen, Jessica Jane19:00AM
Austen, Jessica Jane18:30AM
Bealing, Mark19:00AM
Bligh, Mark Daniel19:00AM
Boole, Daniel Ashley, Mr19:00AM
Boole, Daniel Ashley, Mr18:30AM
Hackwood, Colin Shane18:30AM
Holz, Brodie Joel19:00AM
Jacoby, Brent19:00AM
Kayam, Komson19:00AM
Kennedy, Jai Ricky18:30AM
Kitchin, Trent Gregory, Mr19:00AM
Maticic, Dion, Mr19:00AM
Mcconachy, Steven James18:30AM
Misic, Stephen19:00AM
Olive, Gordon Charles19:00AM
Oxenbridge, Eathan Michael Laurie, Mr18:30AM
Phillips, Adam18:30AM
Rikiti, Joseph Poara18:30AM
Robb, William19:00AM
Robb, William18:30AM
Simpson, Amber Jade19:00AM
Simpson, Amber Jade18:30AM
Singh, Avikash18:30AM
Smallwood, Naomi19:00AM
Stokes, Thomas James, Mr18:30AM
Stokes, Thomas James, Mr19:00AM
Toleafoa Niumata, Sapa Stephen, Mr18:30AM
Vickery, Laura Patricia18:30AM

Bundaberg

MatterCourt NumberTime
Burke, Ashley Campbell, Mr18:30AM

Cairns

MatterCourt NumberTime
Blackley, Samuel David, Mr19:00AM
Boon, Kelly Leslie Maurice19:00AM
Chong, Elliot Nicholas19:00AM
Coleman, Paul Christopher18:30AM
David, Frances Hannah, Miss19:00AM
David, Ronald Ray, Mr19:00AM
Graham, Temareay Karen-Anne19:00AM
Little, Ann Joyce19:00AM
Murgha, Gavin Wayne19:00AM
Nash, Brayden Robert, Mr19:00AM
O'Brien, Scott Edward19:00AM
Solomon, Francis Sanabai Lukabe19:00AM

Emerald

MatterCourt NumberTime
Price, Jayden Matthew19:00AM

Kingaroy

MatterCourt NumberTime
Beckman, Alexanda James, Mr18:30AM
Cleeton, Corey Andrew19:00AM
Doheny, Jarvis18:30AM
Komar, Stefan Edward, Mr19:00AM
Smith, Cain18:30AM
Whyte, Tony Lee, Mr18:30AM

Mackay

MatterCourt NumberTime
Kowald, Brandon James, Mr19:00AM
Sabatino, Daven Douglas19:00AM

Mount Isa

MatterCourt NumberTime
Bonner, Robert Edmond Lawrence18:30AM
Dunn, Matt Andrew19:00AM
Long, Christopher Brett18:00AM
Major, Joshua Dale, Mr19:00AM

Normanton

MatterCourt NumberTime
Rainbow, Pheobe Charlotte18:00AM

Rockhampton

MatterCourt NumberTime
Beach, Jerome Cecil19:00AM
Bloomfield, Anthony James18:30AM
Whittingham, Thomas18:30AM

Southport

MatterCourt NumberTime
Beckett, Jayden Daryn, Mr18:30AM
Hall, David Peter18:30AM
Wihongi, Orlando Andre Byron18:30AM
Williams, Jason Mark, Mr18:30AM
Williams, Jason Mark, Mr19:00AM

Toowoomba

MatterCourt NumberTime
Adams, James Dylan39:00AM
Bachhal, Jashkaran Singh39:00AM
Hawke, Adam Ronald, Mr38:30AM
Holden, Shane Joseph Aaron38:30AM
O'Regan, Lee Thomas, Mr38:30AM

Townsville

MatterCourt NumberTime
Baira, John18:00AM
Baira, John19:00AM
Bohl, Taylor Gerard19:00AM
Grannigan, Nathan Jade, Mr18:00AM
Horlin, Connor John19:00AM
Levo, Theresa Maria18:00AM
Levo, Theresa Maria19:00AM
Taylor, Dylan19:00AM

Open justice ensures that justice is not only done but seen to be done, providing transparency in the workings of Australia's court system. This public access builds trust and accountability.

However, when openness risks undermining justice, courts may issue suppression or non-publication orders to protect sensitive details. These measures balance transparency with the need to safeguard justice and individual rights.

Every effort has been made to comply with non-publication (suppression) orders or statutory provisions prohibiting publication that may apply to this information.

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