CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) This is probably not the page you’re looking for (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)Police shot a knife-wielding man in a Queensland home with a baby nearby on Wednesday All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueThe 46-year-old man was taken to hospital in a critical condition after being shot in the stomach in the home north of Brisbane Officers arrived at the Caboolture South residence about 10.30am in relation to a warrant before the man allegedly threatened them with a knife "As a result of them attending that address an altercation took place between a male occupant and the police," Detective Inspector Joe Zitny told reporters "This resulted in a police firearm being.. discharged and a 46-year-old male has sustained an injury." 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A man has been charged with murder following a carer's discovery of a body at a home north of Brisbane The carer doing a welfare check called police after discovering blood at the property in Caboolture South about 9am on Wednesday and officers arrived to find a 41-year-old man dead inside A 23-year-old man who was at the address was arrested and has been charged with murder and entering a dwelling with intent He is expected to appear before Caboolture Magistrates Court on Thursday Detective Inspector Stephen Windsor said the scene was "quite a graphic encounter for first-responding police" with what appeared to be blood throughout the premises It appeared a weapon was used and the dead man had injuries to his neck Det Insp Windsor said there were no indications of any connection between the men but there appeared to be some contact between them in the early hours of the morning The investigation was in its early stages but police did not believe anyone else was involved in the incident Detectives have charged a 20-year-old Caloundra West man in relation to multiple armed robberies that recently took place in the Morayfield and Caboolture areas Police will allege that on May 12 about 9pm an armed man entered a service station on Bellmere Road the man allegedly pointed the firearm at an employee and stole cash and tobacco before leaving on-foot an armed man entered a service station on Old Gympie Road The man allegedly raised his voice at an employee however left without taking any property or cash an armed man entered a supermarket on McKean Street Caboolture and allegedly pointed a firearm at an employee before leaving on-foot after stealing cash and cigarettes an armed man entered a supermarket on Morayfield Road The man allegedly pointed a firearm at an employee before stealing cash and tobacco Following investigations led by Moreton North CIB detectives yesterday arrested a man in relation to the multiple armed robberies Yesterday afternoon (June 16) police conducted a search of a Caboolture South property in relation to these investigations where officers allegedly located distinctive clothing that matched items worn by the offender during the robberies Officers also allegedly located cannabis in the man's possession The 20-year-old Caloundra West man was charged with four counts of common assault three counts of armed robbery and one count each of attempted armed robbery unlawful possession of weapons and possessing dangerous drugs He was remanded in custody in Caboolture Magistrates Court today and is due to appear next in Caboolture Magistrates Court on July 29 Report crime information anonymously via Crime Stoppers. Call 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestoppersqld.com.au This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Caboolture region’s most expensive home sales of 2019 have been revealed with big blocks and seaside living proving popular with high end buyers The top sale for the region was an executive home on 10.52ha at 139 Maitland Rd, Burpengary East which sold for $1.68 million in June by Bill Harris of Ray White Caboolture The property borders Burpengary Creek and has a 629sq m home with six bedrooms and multiple living spaces The second highest sale was for a 4.25ha property at 11 Currawong Pl The property had a three-bedroom home built in 1970 and was marketed as being in a prime location backing onto recent development area in Bellmere Taking out the fourth and fifth spots are two home on Bayside Drive in Beachmere. Number 104 sold for $1.195 million and number 20 sold for $1.175 million Both homes sit on 1012sq m waterside blocks with direct beach access Rounding out the top 10 were homes in Sandstone Point Take a look at you suburb’s top sales of 2019 Caboolture region’s Top Home Sales of 2019 third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. Individual wealth plays a role in a person’s ability to live a healthy lifestyle but the environment they were in also made a great difference according to the Australian Health Policy Collaboration LIVING in leafy inner Brisbane could be the best thing you do for your health according to new Health Tracker findings released today The Health Tracker by the Australian Health Policy Collaboration found significant levels of health risk in many outer Brisbane suburbs while residents in wealthier suburbs had lower levels of obesity Suburbs where residents were the most physically active were Brisbane City while Greater Brisbane’s lowest levels of smokers were in Chapel Hill St Lucia was the healthiest Brisbane suburb when it came to body size with 44.8 per cent of residents overweight or obese – the lowest level in Brisbane Others around that same level were Brisbane City Brisbane edges, Sydney, Melbourne Is this a renovator or detonator? RBA to stay in limbo this year Brisbane City residents were the most physically active along with those of Kangaroo Point This apartment as 4704/71 Eagle Street is for sale for $1.75 million Compare that to suburbs with the highest rates of smokers – Inala Beenleigh and Eagleby where one in four adults smoked; or the highest rates of sedentary lifestyles – Lockyer Valley East (78.5 per cent) New Chum and Redbank Plains also had the highest level of overweight or obese residents (76.9 per cent) The only high risk activity where those in wealthier inner Brisbane suburbs had much higher scores than those on the outer rim was in alcohol consumption Ashgrove and Bardon had the highest incidences of alcohol consumption at levels considered to be risky to health (24 per cent) while the lowest level was 7.7 per cent out of Algester AHPC director Professor Rosemary Calder told The Courier-Mail that while individual wealth played a role in a person’s ability to live a healthy lifestyle the environment they were in also made a great difference “Communities that are newer outer suburbs commonly don’t have good public transport so they are much less likely to walk from home to public transport and much more likely to go in a car In fact the rates of car ownership in new communities are very high,” she said St Lucia was Brisbane’s healthiest suburb when it came to weight “The ability to be active is significantly the outcome of your options for walking which are higher if you live by the seaside or in the “leafy suburbs” which by the use of the term we know are conducive to being outdoors.” Professor Calder said researchers found that the better resourced the community was the better the environment and health outcomes “We know the wealthier leafy suburbs have been well resourced for a long time We also know that having more disposable income gives you more choices.” She said personal wealth was a barrier for many people but “the rest of it is where you live and how well resourced your community is” “You’re more likely to see private gyms and yoga classes in wealthier suburbs In communities where there is lower less individual wealth there’s much more likely to be fast food outlets than gyms We know that there are children that cannot afford to ride to school because families can’t afford a bicycle and club sport is expensive with uniforms and members.” Chapel Hill has the lowest level of smokers in Brisbane along with Fig Tree Pocket and Kenmore at just 7.9 per cent She said there was diversity in all suburbs but increased wealth and levels of investment in communities could vastly improve health in the outer suburbs both at the individual and community level there is likely to be increasing levels of health Again much of that is about the environment People don’t move in with greater income levels and just live She said good health was not just about health services but required support systems that involved urban planning “Health is everybody’s business and these health risk factors affect our workforce and that’s important for our national economy.” Esk Lake Manchester England Creek Lowood 76.3 (SOURCE: Australian Health Policy Collaboration) Highgate Hill South Brisbane West End 50.7 Bethania Waterford Loganlea Waterford West 71.1