Corey and Margaux Parker’s home has sold for a suburb-record sum Brisbane Broncos legend Corey Parker and wife Margaux have scored an impressive payout on their latest luxury home flip project with the Daisy Hill property sold for $2.875m The buyer was a local footy fan who signed on the dotted line after the former league star agreed to leave behind some of his treasured Broncos memorabilia The Parkers paid $2.05m for the 2,870 sqm Daisy Hill parcel in May 2023 completing a stunning renovation before flipping the grand Queenslander home for a suburb-record sum after 15 days on the market The couple are celebrating another property win Records show the previous highest residential sale in the property hotspot south of Brisbane was $2.55m in November 2024 while median house prices in Daisy Hill were up 21.8 per cent over the past year to $1m said the Highview Tce home had attracted strong interstate interest and took out the title of the nation’s most-viewed property of the week on realestate.com.au “The feedback from buyers was that Corey and Margaux had done an amazing renovation that was timeless,” Mr Strudwick said The home has multiple indoor and outdoor entertaining areas and a pool set against bushland The games room filled with Broncos memorabilia but to its core was a lovingly renovated family home.” The home had five bedrooms and four bathrooms along with a pool house decked out in trophies jerseys and other treasures from 42-year-old Parker’s celebrated career playing 347 NRL games for Brisbane as well as representing the Queensland Maroons and Australia “The buyer asked Corey to leave behind a piece of sporting memorabilia in the games room to help start his own collection and tell the story of the home’s previous owner,” Mr Strudwick said The kitchen with shaker-style cabinetry and a large island bench Ultimate flex: Luxury home’s extras beat pro gym Single homebuyers pushed out of Brisbane property market Buyer beware: Most overvalued markets revealed Other features included multiple indoor and outdoor living areas and a stylish kitchen with shaker-style cabinetry Along with the main residence were two sheds a pool and pool house which doubled as Parker’s man cave currently stocked with Margaux’s impressive designer handbag and shoe collection The parkers are in search of their next big reno Backing onto John Paul Forest and Springwood Conservation the property also hosted two purpose-built barbecue areas wraparound verandas and a sandstone fire pit area — together serving as an ideal entertaining hub for the Parkers and their four children The couple is now in search of another renovation project close by “This was a home fit for the king and queen themselves — and Corey and Margaux are the king and queen of Logan so of course they’ll stay in the area,” Mr Strudwick said Mr Strudwick sold their previous home at Cornubia in April 2023 for just shy of $3m 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. 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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time A mother accused of the “disturbing” hit-and-run murder of her partner’s ex-girlfriend outside a Logan childcare centre has been granted bail was walking home on the footpath after dropping her young daughter at daycare in Daisy Hill when she was struck by a Toyota Prado four-wheel-drive with false licence plates in July The 23-year-old mother died in hospital later that night The alleged driver was 24-year-old Larissa Rita Mae-Leigh Sant Sant and her partner Tyler Scott William James were later charged with murder James and Thompson were in an intimate relationship in the months before the alleged murder was deliberately run down on the side of the road after she dropped her daughter at daycare Detective Inspector Chris Knight said James was allegedly involved in the planning of the murder Sant applied for bail in Brisbane’s Supreme Court on Wednesday where the prosecution said she had changed the licence plates on the Toyota Prado before the alleged murder Crown prosecutor Nathan Crane said Sant found a similar model vehicle on Facebook Marketplace and used its plates She swapped the plates a couple of days earlier at a Logan shopping centre and changed them back after the alleged murder “There is consistency in the way of the modus operandi,” the prosecutor said Justice Peter Davis accepted the prosecution’s concession that it would have to prove Sant was the driver and had intent to kill the 23-year-old mother “The Crown have evidence which taken on its face may suggest that there was a good deal of planning by Ms Sant and the gentleman involved before the incident where Ms Thompson died,” the judge said “There are some disturbing aspects of the case It seems the Prado was wearing a false number plate and that after the running down the number plate was changed back to its legitimate one “There is evidence which certainly links the Prado to the accident.” Sant’s defence lawyer said the accused was a mother of three children all under the age of six and was a low flight risk She had no criminal history or passport and had never left the country “The submission is that it’s unrealistic to think she is going to pack up three children under six and escape the jurisdiction,” the judge said with the prosecution reading letters she had written to them while in custody “I can’t be away from them for that long .. I need to get home to them,” Sant wrote of her children “I don’t want to spend 15 years in here .. I can’t get over the fact that I could very well miss out on the kids’ lives.” Sant was granted bail on strict conditions and must wear a GPS tracking device Start the day with a summary of the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights. Sign up for our Morning Edition newsletter A mother accused of the \\u201Cdisturbing\\u201D hit-and-run murder of her partner\\u2019s ex-girlfriend outside a Logan childcare centre has been granted bail Sant applied for bail in Brisbane\\u2019s Supreme Court on Wednesday \\u201CThere is consistency in the way of the modus operandi,\\u201D the prosecutor said Justice Peter Davis accepted the prosecution\\u2019s concession that it would have to prove Sant was the driver and had intent to kill the 23-year-old mother \\u201CThe Crown have evidence which taken on its face may suggest that there was a good deal of planning by Ms Sant and the gentleman involved before the incident where Ms Thompson died,\\u201D the judge said \\u201CThere are some disturbing aspects of the case \\u201CThere is evidence which certainly links the Prado to the accident.\\u201D Sant\\u2019s defence lawyer said the accused was a mother of three children all under the age of six and was a low flight risk \\u201CThe submission is that it\\u2019s unrealistic to think she is going to pack up three children under six and escape the jurisdiction,\\u201D the judge said \\u201CI can\\u2019t be away from them for that long .. I need to get home to them,\\u201D Sant wrote of her children \\u201CI don\\u2019t want to spend 15 years in here .. I can\\u2019t get over the fact that I could very well miss out on the kids\\u2019 lives.\\u201D Start the day with a summary of the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories Calls for suppression efforts to be extended after at least five nests discovered at Logan in the Daisy Hill koala bushlands Fire ants have reached protected koala habitat and a koala priority area in south-eastern Queensland with experts warning of the danger the highly invasive pest poses to native wildlife At least five red imported fire ant (Rifa) nests were discovered in Neville Lawrie reserve at Logan which is part of the Daisy Hill koala bushlands The dense bushland is known for its prime koala habitat and koala corridor Less than 2km from the location of the nests is the Daisy Hill koala sanctuary and the area is popular with families 0:32Queensland farmer captures rare video of invasive fire ants building 'large floating rafts' – videoNikki Liddell “I never thought fire ants would have been in that area – I found them in the middle of the forest,” she said “How in the hell did they get into this area?” According to the national fire ant eradication program’s map of fire ant detections no Rifa have been detected within the Daisy Hill conservation park or the Neville Lawrie reserve in the last 12 months Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Koalas are particularly susceptible to fire ants because they move over ground and have thick fur They were first identified as a species at threat from fire ants in a 2013 review with the marsupials comprising one of 123 native species threatened by Rifa Reece Pianta from the Invasive Species Council said In February koalas were for the first time identified at the federal level as being particularly vulnerable to the fire ants In a submission by the federal Department of Climate Change the Environment and Water to the Senate inquiry into Rifa platypus and echidnas could be killed or injured by them A queen ant could easily fly at least 2km to start a new nest, Pianta said, and the koala sanctuary is well within reach of the nests Liddell discovered. A possible Rifa detection inside the sanctuary was reported at the end of August but was later determined to be a coconut ant, according to the program. Liddell reported the nests to the fire ant suppression taskforce, which works alongside the program, but took the matter into her own hands when she had not received a response within a week. “I got a bit cranky and said I’d [bait them] myself. I couldn’t live with myself if they didn’t treat it for a month,” she said from her Gold Coast home. “They need to be treated straight away so they don’t spread more.” She returned to the area a week later and treated a total of five nests with bait provided by the taskforce for use on her rural acreage. She is experienced with fire ants and is treating about 70 nests on her property. Pianta said he found it encouraging the community wanted to help solve the problem. Free newsletterGet the most important news as it breaks “The community are stepping up because they can see that this is an emergency,” he said. “This is an iconic location that was set up to keep koalas safe.” The purpose of the suppression zone was to keep fire ants under control, he said, and Liddell’s experience suggested “suppression needs to be ramped up significantly so that it works”. “Places that are supposed to be sanctuaries for threatened species will not be safe from fire ants unless we get them under control.” Read moreBoth he and Liddell are calling for an extension of suppression efforts – including new self-baiting protocols – in the area which will not be covered by the taskforce or the eradication program for two years from 2026 there is a two-year gap between the end of the suppression program and when eradication treatment will commence there,” he said “We need to make sure self-baiting kits are still available over the next four years.” A spokesperson from the program said Liddell’s report had been referred to Logan city council for treatment and a decision on future funding of the taskforce had not been made Under Queensland’s Biosecurity Act and pest management regulations only authorised officers or approved persons were permitted to treat fire ants on public land “We do strongly encourage reporting any sightings of fire ants at a residence or on public land within 24 hours Priority is given to reports in high-risk areas such as schools Corey and Margaux Parker are selling their home in Daisy Hill Rugby league star Corey Parker and breakfast radio host Margaux Parker are selling their renovated Queenslander complete with a pool house full of Broncos memorabilia the football merchandise will go with the power couple when they take on their next project Corey and Margaux Parker with their four children RELATED: Corey and Margaux Parker are selling their amazing Brisbane home after 9 years “We have decided that our work here is done in restoring this timeless beauty and we are ready for the next project to sink our teeth into,” Margaux said Marketing agent Nathan Strudwick of Elders Real Estate said the couple had undertaken a substantial renovation which had brought the house into the modern era Margaux Parker’s walk-in wardrobe and dressing room MORE: Buyer pays eyewatering price for derelict junk yard home 150 suburbs where home values have doubled They are hoping for offers between $2.7m and $2.9m for the Daisy Hill property on 2870 sqm in Highview Terrace and multiple indoor and outdoor living areas The chic kitchen features shaker-style cabinetry The pool house is decked out with sporting memorabilia the Broncos memorabilia doesn’t come with the house accommodation for up to six vehicles and toys and a pool house dedicated to the ultimate entertainer there are two purpose-built barbecue areas wraparound verandas and a sandstone fire pit area where the Parkers have enjoyed many a party with family and friends The couple is now looking for another renovation project — in the same area “They’re the king and queen of Logan — of course they’ll stay in the area,” Mr Strudwick said Sinn Féin MP Dáire Hughes has slammed those responsible for abusing international Daisy Hill Hospital Staff Recently five doctors and their families were enjoying a day out in a local play park when they were subject to vile racist abuse “This is absolutely disgraceful and disgusting behaviour “This is repulsive behaviour that is in no way representative of the people of Newry There is no place in society for racism or racist acts “The people of our community welcome and champion diversity in all its forms “We have worked hard locally to promote and protect services at Daisy Hill Hospital The recruitment of vital international health workers was a key component in securing services at our local hospital and providing the best quality local healthcare “Up to 70 doctors and specialised nurses were recruited to local hospitals Their commitment and contribution to local healthcare is supreme These people and their families have uprooted their lives to provide essential services for the people of Newry and Armagh “The overwhelming majority of people in our community welcome these people and their families and recognise the immense contribution they make to local healthcare and wider society The repulsive actions of a few racists will not change that but their despicable actions have caused fear and anxiety.” The Sinn Féin elected representative said that this unfortunately was not the first such type of incident “Myself and my colleague Liz Kimmins MLA had some time back highlighted a spate of racially motivated incidents which had taken place in our city “The victims had been local health workers and business owners We had hoped that this warped behaviour would cease but unfortunately it hasn’t “We all must redouble our efforts to stamp out these warped behaviours from our streets and continue to stand in solidarity with anyone facing odious and repulsive racism.” “Anyone with any information about this specific incident Share your opinions on Alpha Newspaper Group The stage is set for what will be the largest ever sporting event held in Northern Ireland Stay connected to us to get the latest news and updates you can streamline your journey and get tickets straight to your phone you can plan and buy tickets and view real-time information Save up to 60% on various routes when you buy tickets in advance we’re always looking at ways to improve what we do – for the customers that travel with us and the communities we serve We couldn't do that without our team of Northerneers All of our current timetables are now available to view online Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has announced the completed scheme makes the station – which is run by Northern – much easier to use for passengers The new lift is part of a £4m investment in accessibility upgrades at the station which included installing an accessible toilet enhancing the station’s accessible car parking facilities and upgrades to the ticket office and booking hall to create a new lift lobby area Completing the scheme marks the beginning of a rolling programme of accessibility works with TfGM to deliver step-free upgrades at 10 stations over the next three years – twice as many than in the preceding decade fewer than half of the city-region’s stations (43%) are accessible Using money from the government’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) and the Department for Transport’s Access for All scheme 63% of Greater Manchester’s stations will be step-free by March 2028 This forms part of Greater Manchester’s wider plans to bring eight commuter rail lines into the Bee Network by 2028 building a more inclusive and accessible public transport network and delivering major improvements to stations said: “Bolton was among the first areas to join the Bee Network back in 2023 and I’m proud that we’re now also home to the first of the railway stations that will see accessibility improvements “Public transport is a vital lifeline for many people in our communities including those with disabilities and I would like to thank our local councillors for their hard work on this campaign  “Making stations accessible is not a ‘nice to have’ it brings an essential service into the reach of more people and improves their opportunities and quality of life.” said: “It’s heartening that Transport for Greater Manchester has a programme of works in place to improve access for people with disabilities "We need to bring our railways up to a standard that adheres to the 2010 Equality Act and into the 21st century The lack of accessibility across railway stations in Bolton West is something which needs to be addressed “I’m very grateful for the tireless work that Councillor David Chadwick has put into ensuring that Daisy Hill station has accessible facilities to the platform "He has been a true advocate for those with disabilities to be able to travel on the rail network Whilst there is still work to be done on other stations to make the railway a truly accessible form of travel this is a great step in the right direction for the residents of Westhoughton.” Rail Minister Lord Peter Hendy said: “Thanks to £2.75m of Government funding a new lift and improved accessible facilities at Daisy Hill station will change how people get around Greater Manchester – paving the way for better connections around the UK “We’re clear in our ambitions for our transport network to be accessible so people can travel easily so it’s great to see the impact our Access for All programme is making.” Passengers at Daisy Hill can now walk or wheel to the station and benefit from step-free travel directly into central Manchester within 35 minutes Nathaniel Yates, welcomed the improvements at Daisy Hill station and the rolling programme of improvements He said: “The installation of the new lift at Daisy Hill station is great progress and I’m delighted that it is now open for people to use “I’m sure it will make a real difference to the wellbeing of people who require step-free access and potentially it will unlock another mode of transport for people who live in the Daisy Hill area.” Work to install lifts at Irlam station are also due to complete this spring Bryn and Reddish North are all scheduled to be underway next year Greater Manchester’s Active Travel Commissioner said: “People with disabilities or mobility issues should be able to make seamless journeys across the city-region and there shouldn’t be barriers to anyone using trains to reach their destination “The much-needed accessibility improvements at Daisy Hill station are a welcome first step towards our ambition to make every station accessible for people with disabilities as well as those with pushchairs and bikes “Through the Bee Network we can build an inclusive public transport system that truly works for everyone While we look to make more stations step-free we also need to audit and make sure that the routes to them are safe and accessible for people walking wheeling and cycling that part of their journey.” The improvements at Daisy Hill station are part of a collaborative effort between TfGM with funding provided by the Department for Transport’s Access for All Scheme and GMCA.  said: “We’re delighted these fantastic new facilities are open and are confident they will make it easier for disabled customers and people with limited mobility to use Daisy Hill station “We are working closely with partners like Transport for Greater Manchester to improve accessibility for people who travel across our vast network and give them the confidence to travel by train we are not complacent and always welcome feedback so we can continue to make improvements and provide the best possible service.” said: “The newly installed lifts at Daisy Hill station are an important milestone in our commitment to making rail travel more welcoming and accessible for all “It has been an honour to contribute to making Daisy Hill station step-free Accessible stations make it easier for people to visit friends They are of critical importance to people who cannot travel without step-free access We are determined to do as much as we can to promote accessible travel across Greater Manchester.” Story Contracting has delivered the accessibility improvements at Daisy Hill station which included using a 350-tonne crane to lift the new structure into place on the platform said: “We are delighted to have delivered the construction works for Daisy Hill’s step-free access scheme on behalf of Transport for Greater Manchester This project is a fantastic example of how we work collaboratively with our clients to deliver high-quality community-focused infrastructure improvements we are committed to delivering projects that improve connectivity and accessibility and we look forward to continuing our partnership with TfGM to enhance rail travel across Greater Manchester.” Streamline your journey and get tickets straight to your phone Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 5 May 2025 13:15:09 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); This Tuesday 18 February in the Armagh City Hotel there is an opportunity for people to have their views heard via a consultation that could have far-reaching effects on Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry Local political representatives lobbied for a meeting in the Newry area but organisers to date haven't moved their stance and the meeting for this area will take place on Tuesday from 7-9pm in Armagh The consultation “Hospitals – Creating a Network for Better Outcomes” was launched on 2 October and sets out the key principles to underpin service reorganisation including designating Daisy Hill as a General Hospital rather than a Area one like Craigavon The Department of Health say the aim of the consultation is to address a number of areas including the need for hospital reconfiguration how hospitals can work together for better outcomes where services are and how people can get the services they need in a sustainable way Health Minister Mike Nesbitt said: “The pressures evident in our health and social care system underscore the necessity for reform Change is necessary to make sure the services we provide can be delivered safely and productively in order to meet the needs of both our current and future population reconfiguration is not about cutting costs or closing hospitals It’s about managing change in a controlled way to ensure our people have access to the right services at the right time resulting ultimately in better outcomes for all your opinions and experiences are essential “I encourage everyone to take part in the ongoing consultation process and make your voices heard before the closing date of 28 February My Department will consider all views expressed “I welcome the meaningful engagement at recent public events in Newtownards take part in the discussion and share your views.” Police believe a young mother was deliberately killed while walking along a Daisy Hill footpath in Brisbane’s south on Friday morning in a hit-and-run attack Detective Inspector Chris Knight said on Sunday police had charged a 24-year-old woman with murder after she allegedly targeted 23-year-old mother Kiesha Thompson with a silver Toyota Prado mowing her down as she walked along Allamanda Drive just before 9am on Friday suffered critical head injuries and died in hospital that night Knight said the alleged victim had just dropped her daughter off at a nearby daycare centre when she was struck in what he described as a “targeted” attack that the vehicle involved in this incident had been in that area for an extended period of time leading up to the collision,” he said we don’t believe it was an unfortunate random traffic accident.” Queensland Police Detective Inspector Chris Knight speaking on Sunday.Credit: QPS which has been secured in a forensic facility “There is visible damage to that car and we will get our forensic experts to explore comparisons between the damage to that vehicle and evidence that was recovered from the impact site because there were broken lenses that have potential forensic value,” he said Knight said he would not comment on an alleged motive for the attack as the matter was now before the courts She had walked in there with a young child and she was walking home Asked whether it was a case of suspected domestic violence and part of that is primarily because the matter is now before the court but I am comfortable to say it is not as simple as that.” was due to appear in Ipswich Magistrates Court on Monday morning Knight said police were keen to receive any dashcam footage from the area and were particularly eager to speak to the driver of an unmarked white bus and the company that owned it and they have camera facilities to record passengers onboarding,” he said particularly the driver and passengers on board this bus that was travelling along Allamanda Drive about 8.50am on Friday to come forward.Credit: Queensland Police Service All motorists – including those with dashcam vision – who were travelling near Allamanda Drive between 5am and 10am on Friday were urged to contact police Police believe a young mother was deliberately killed while walking along a Daisy Hill footpath in Brisbane\\u2019s south on Friday morning in a hit-and-run attack Knight said the alleged victim had just dropped her daughter off at a nearby daycare centre when she was struck in what he described as a \\u201Ctargeted\\u201D attack that the vehicle involved in this incident had been in that area for an extended period of time leading up to the collision,\\u201D he said we don\\u2019t believe it was an unfortunate random traffic accident.\\u201D \\u201CThere is visible damage to that car and we will get our forensic experts to explore comparisons between the damage to that vehicle and evidence that was recovered from the impact site because there were broken lenses that have potential forensic value,\\u201D he said It\\u2019s no more complicated than that.\\u201D but I am comfortable to say it is not as simple as that.\\u201D and they have camera facilities to record passengers onboarding,\\u201D he said All motorists \\u2013 including those with dashcam vision \\u2013 who were travelling near Allamanda Drive between 5am and 10am on Friday were urged to contact police This is probably not the page you’re looking for Join the news democracyWhere your votes decide the Top 100 Reasons for you to sign up to our newsletter here A content creator who regularly streams himself on Twitch playing Football Manager as his local lower league side has now been hired as the chairman of the very same team Aaron Hunt has more than 77k followers on Twitch and 33k on YouTube and regularly streams gameplay of trying to rise through the ranks with Daisy Hill FC in the North West Counties Football League (NWCFL) He won promotion with the Cutters and has now been tasked with saving the side in real life now amid the club's financial struggles and Hunt was headhunted by manager Lee Hill Hunt took to Instagram with a message to his followers and Daisy Hill fans Hunt posted: "I'm buzzing to take this project on and appreciate all the support given so far "It would be great to have as many of you as possible down for match days I'll be learning on the job every day and it isn't going to happen overnight but I really think this football club has potential to go far "Lots of sponsorship opportunities will be available as well as help needed with certain aspects of the work We will also be holding trial days if you think you could play for the club I would love to give everyone the opportunity to get involved with this project in any way possible - YouTubewww.youtube.com Hunt also shared an in depth look at Daisy Hill in a YouTube video Aaron Hunt is now chairman at Daisy Hill FC after his success playing Football Manager / @aaronhuntt28 Elsewhere, Football Manager 25 was recently cancelled after months of delays and check out your Football Manager questions answered How to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channel Sign up to our free indy100 weekly newsletter Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings A young mother who was allegedly murdered in a love-triangle hit-and-run was recently caught up in a suspected revenge porn attack Kiesha Thompson, 23, was allegedly deliberately struck by a four-wheel drive while  walking home on a footpath after dropping her daughter at daycare in Daisy Hill, in Brisbane's south last Friday Ms Thompson died in hospital that night and police have since charged her ex-partner Tyler Scott William James, 27, and his new girlfriend Larissa Rita Mae-Leigh Sant, 24, with domestic violence murder Police will allege James was involved in planning the attack before Sant carried it out - spending an 'extended amount of time' driving around the suburb in her Toyota LandCruiser Prado before mowing Ms Thompson down Daily Mail Australia can reveal that a seemingly fake social media account in Ms Thompson's name was set up in April The account features highly explicit pictures of Ms Thompson that appear to have been posted without her permission The only time the account - which includes link in the bio to a non-existent OnlyFans page - appears to have been active was the day it was created when 15 photos of Ms Thompson were uploaded Daily Mail Australia does not suggest the incident and Ms Thompson's murder are connected nor that those accused of her death were involved The revelation comes as Queensland Police revealed on Tuesday that they were aware of 'distressing' posts online and were working to have them removed 'We have taken steps to try to get those posts examined That will form part of an ongoing investigation but we've also taken steps to try to take those down which is challenging,' Detective Inspector Chris Knight told reporters Detective Inspector Knight said the social media posts have been compounding Ms Thompson's grief it's distressing on so many levels,' he said the grief that causes the surviving victims of this 'They are grieving the loss of their niece The impact (her death) will have on her family is tremendous.' Earlier this week, Daily Mail Australia revealed that Sant was a young mother-of-three who worked at a Brisbane petting zoo Police have said James and Ms Thompson broke up several months ago but have not detailed what they will allege motivated the tragedy who is from Acacia Ridge and the father of Ms Thompson's child was remanded in custody and did not appear in person in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Tuesday Sant also was remanded in custody after a separate court mention Their cases will next be heard together as a committal trial mention before the Beenleigh Magistrates Court on July 31 Ms Thompson's brother Koby Torto said she was taken from the family in a 'cowardly act' while her aunt Amanda Matthias called it 'horrific and senseless' in a video released by police on Monday said the pain of losing her sibling could not be put into words 'We are struggling with the enormity of her absence in our life,' she said Her family vowed to raise her baby daughter who was 'the absolute light of her life' 'We are here to support her (daughter) throughout her whole life,' Mr Torto said A GoFundMe set up to raise funds to honour Kiesha’s memory and help provide for her daughter's future has already raised close to $20,000 'The family cannot express enough gratitude for the heroic efforts of all involved in caring for Kiesha following the collision,' the page states Kiesha 'had created a warm and stable home' for herself and baby daughter who had just started daycare so Kiesha could pursue an apprenticeship as a painter 'As they grieve and focus on caring for Kiesha's daughter Major terror attack 'was just HOURS away' before it was foiled by the special forces and police:.. 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US EditionUK EditionScottish SunIrish SunSearchMy Account Published: Invalid Date Aaron Hunt’s talent on Football Manager has led him to take on an extraordinary challenge The streamer has now been asked to put his virtual triumphs into reality for North West Counties Football League club this beloved club is part of league history yet it has never had the thrill of promotion Affectionately known as ‘The Cutters,’ the team calls Westhoughton in Greater Manchester home Hunt joined Hawksbee and Baker on talkSPORT to share the remarkable journey that began on the footy simulation game to boss in real life has brought him here all the way up to League Two [on Football Manager] and I couldn’t [play the game and run the club in real life] at the same time,” Hunt explained "The team were really struggling, the club was going to have to fold and exit the league, and it’s a 113-year-old club," he explained of his reason to join. "Everyone on the board is in their 70s or 80s; they don’t want to do it anymore. I’ve ended up stepping in. It could be a blessing or a curse; we don’t know yet, but I’m there now. “It is a commitment, and people are so emotionally invested in the club, whether that’s people who watch, play, or have been involved. You can’t do it half-heartedly; there’s too much at stake.” In addition to his TikTok following, he also has more than 100,000 Instagram followers, with darts world champion Luke Littler among them 35,000 YouTube subscribers and nearly 80,000 followers on Twitch We’ve got a big game Friday night; we’re expecting a record crowd for that.” For Friday night's game against Atherton he has pulled out all the stops with JJ's Ices providing ice cream and they have a pizza van there "I’m doing everything I can to put the club out there,” Hunt added “[The club's] Instagram has already quadrupled in following; I just want to make it a more appealing place We want to do more things around the ground as well and make it a nice place where you can go and watch your football.” “My next video is being filmed [on Friday] and we’re going to do a vlog as it goes along The ins and outs that you don’t see of the running of a football club It’ll interest people because they don’t usually see what goes on,” Hunt said Asked if the players knew him from his Football Manager streaming on Twitch but it’s good to meet them all in real life,” Hunt revealed He also hinted there might be a few players arriving he had signed on the game, which is popular among superstars like Antoine Griezmann, who signed Kylian Mbappe when manager of Premier League side Newcastle "You’d be surprised how many scouts come from original Football Manager You never know - we could look up players on there but we’re looking to get some new signings in for next season "It’s an appealing prospect for them now to play here so you might get some dropping from divisions saying they want to be part of what’s going on here,” Hunt said proudly he said in a statement on the club’s website: "I’m buzzing to take this project on and appreciate all the support given so far but I really think this football club has the potential to go far "Lots of sponsorship opportunities will be available as well as help needed with certain aspects of the work "I would love to give everyone the opportunity to get involved with this project in any way possible hosts Atherton this evening and will be hoping to start their new era with a league win.