Emergency services were called to a car park on Lakefield Drive about 9:40pm to reports a man had been shot in the arm. (ABC News) Link copiedShareShare articleA 17-year-old girl has been charged with attempted murder after a man was shot at North Lakes, north of Brisbane. Emergency services were called to a car park on Lakefield Drive about 9:40pm on Monday to reports a man had been shot in the arm, impacting his chest. Queensland Police said the 42-year-old was shot after an interaction with a group of four people, who they will allege were three men and a teenage girl.  He was taken to Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in a serious but stable condition. "A crime scene was declared and investigations led police to arrest a teenage girl in Riverview around 2am this morning," Queensland Police said in a statement.  A 17-year-old Windsor girl has been charged with one count each of attempted murder, possessing dangerous drugs, unlawful possession of weapons and authority required to possess explosives. The matter was briefly mentioned in the Ipswich Childrens Court this afternoon, where the matter was adjourned to the Brisbane Childrens Court next Tuesday.  The girl, who remains in custody, is expected to apply for bail on that date. "The three men, who police believe were also allegedly involved in the incident, remain outstanding, however investigations indicate there is no threat to public safety," Queensland Police said.  Police have seized an Audi Q5 which they believe was driven by the alleged offenders.  Investigations are ongoing and anyone with information is urged to contact the police. 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) opening its third Queensland store in Westfield North Lakes The Sunshine State now accounts for half of the brand’s bricks and mortar presence catering to the growing demand for cruising holidays driven heavily by Queenslanders Cruiseabout general manager Brad Kennedy said one third of the brand’s customers are from Queensland “Queensland has been a strong market for the brand since day one amplified by the launch of our Carindale and Mermaid Waters stores which were strategically placed in areas where we knew there was a high volume of travellers that love to cruise,” Kennedy said “These two stores are consistently high performers in the business Most recently our Carindale store opened in December and broke brand records in its first two months of trading The Westfield centre is a go-to hub for residents in the Moreton Bay Region so equally we see our new store in North Lakes being a key growth driver for the business.” joins the brand with experience and community knowledge having led Flight Centre North Lakes for more than 10 years She said she’s looking forward to leading a new team in a new store but staying connected with the North Lakes community “North Lakes is an amazing community and I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to combine my passion for cruising and love for the area by leading this brand-new business,” Moulton said “Cruising is my favourite way to travel and I’m so excited to match my customers with the cruise holiday of their dreams Our team has more than 50 years of combined experience in the industry so I’d encourage both avid and new cruisers to come in and meet the team!” An additional 500 sq m extension was completed in 2023 Green Street’s global news publications are not provided as an investment advisor nor in the capacity of a fiduciary  Our global organization maintains information barriers to ensure the independence of and distinction between our non-regulated and regulated businesses is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 482269) and a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales with company number 06471304 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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Read our policy By 2024-10-31T09:41:00+00:00 ESR Australia has acquired a 25-hectare industrial development site at North Lakes Queensland from Garda Property for A$114m (€69m) said: “The acquisition of the industrial development site at North Lakes in Queensland will enable ESR to continue to expand its footprint in the supply-constrained Brisbane market which is being-support by strong population growth in South East Queensland.” He said the site at North Lakes would be developed into a premium industrial estate North Lakes will be one of Queensland’s leading industrial estates and we are disappointed not to be developing it out.” Garda which acquired the site for A$16m in 2021 had planned to develop an integrated industrial precinct “The scale of this project is simply too large for Garda to deliver in the current environment This transaction places Garda into a strong financial position.” To read the latest IPE Real Assets magazine click here.  Copyright © 1997–2025 IPE International Publishers Limited Site powered by Webvision Cloud Keymax Property Group has sold a recently extended and revamped gym investment at North Lakes The 2411 square metre building at 44 Flinders Parade (pictured found favour with a local private investor for $8.16 million – a 6.2 per cent yield On 4591 sqm also facing Diamond Jubilee Way the block contains 121 car parks and five motorcycle bays World Gym is the tenant on a lease expiring in 10 years “The combination of strong lease covenants and long-term growth prospects made this a highly sought-after opportunity,” according to the executive (story continues below) Mr Taulelei added the area has a diverse economic base with retail – including a Costco and IKEA – healthcare “This ongoing expansion continues to drive both residential and commercial development positioning the area as an attractive destination for investors,” he said Subscribe to our newsletter at the bottom of this page A former property analyst and print journalist Marc is the publisher of realestatesource.com.au Forgot your password? You will receive mail with link to set new password Back to login Queensland judge finds 18-year-old guilty of burglary and assault occasioning bodily harm in 2022 home invasion A teenager who broke into the home of Emma Lovell, alongside another teen who stabbed her to death has been found not guilty of murder in a case that shocked Queensland in December 2022 the now 18-year-old – who cannot be named for legal reasons as he was 17 on the night Lovell was killed – was also found not guilty of manslaughter and not guilty of malicious act with intent He was found guilty of one count of burglary by break in the night in company and one count of assault occasioning bodily harm in company Lovell was murdered by the teenager’s companion on the lawn outside her North Lakes home Her husband, Lee Lovell was also stabbed twice in the back and kicked in the head in the attempted robbery The teenager is being remanded in custody while a pre-sentencing report is prepared by the Queensland youth justice department and will be sentenced by Justice Michael Copley on 4 December Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Last month he pleaded not guilty to four charges including murder and assault occasioning bodily harm Due to the high-profile nature of the case the murder trial was held before a judge rather than a jury with Justice Copley alone determining the man’s fate dressed in a pressed white button-up shirt and grey pants did not speak and kept his emotions contained as the judge delivered his verdict who was largely composed throughout last month’s trial which he said robbed his late wife of justice so I’ve just got to suck it up,” he told reporters outside court who testified and was present throughout the trial was asked if he would return for the sentencing “I feel like I’m slightly wasting my time coming along for a burglary charge,” he said Free newsletterGet the most important news as it breaks Lee Lovell leaves the supreme court with family and friends. Photograph: Darren England/AAPLovell said families were “the ones having to live with this afterwards and they [perpetrators of crime] get to carry on doing whatever they are doing”. “We’re the ones with the life sentence,” he said. No reasons have yet been given for the latest verdict. the defence barrister Laura Reece argued that CCTV footage did not prove beyond reasonable doubt that her client knew his companion was carrying a knife throughout the evening in which they roamed the streets of Brisbane’s outer northern suburbs with at least two others The crown prosecutor David Nardone himself had conceded a murder conviction rested entirely upon the fact that the accused knew his companion was armed He told the court that CCTV footage showed it was “unavoidable” that the accused saw his companion’s blade and given the two teenagers had already formed a common purpose to steal from the Lovell home he was therefore “jointly liable for possession of the knife” But Reece argued during the trial that the infrared footage used as evidence against her client did not show him looking in the direction of the blade held by his companion and did not accurately reflect the gloom even if he did know his companion was armed audio and video captured of the violent melee showed her client exhorting him to stop his violence and flee the scene Cruiseabout celebrated the grand opening of its fourth store yesterday at Westfield Carindale in Brisbane yesterday Cruiseabout is set to double its business in 2025 including its first in New South Wales at Narellan and a third Queensland store in North Lakes Cruiseabout GM Brad Kennedy said the opening was the perfect way to close an exceptional first year of operations “Next year will see further growth as we effectively double the size of our current business by welcoming our first New South Wales store in Narellan before a third Queensland store at North Lakes,” he said Cruiseabout celebrates opening of its first store in Adelaide “Cruising remains the fastest growing sector in the travel industry so we know we are investing in a strong future for this brand,” Kennedy continued “Our goal for 2025 is to continue matching our customers with their perfect cruise and showing more Australians why cruising is one of the best types of holidays “We’ll be looking to welcome a contingent of cruise specialists to the team over the coming months so I’d encourage anyone looking for a new opportunity to reach out and keep an eye on the exciting developments to come “We have an incredible team of Cruiseaders and I have to thank all of them for their commitment to our business over the past year there really has never been a more exciting time to work in the cruise industry.” Team Leader of the new Carindale store Kelsey McColl said is looking forward to being part of the expansion “I’ve been working in Flight Centre stores across Queensland for eight years and am excited to take on a new challenge at Cruiseabout,” she said Flight Centre Travel Group (Cruiseabout’s parent company) has seen a 20 per cent uplift in cruise booking value year-on-year and has cited cruise as a strategic growth priority across its global offering This is probably not the page you’re looking for Accused teenager’s lawyer argues that while he may be found guilty of breaking into North Lakes home he should be acquitted of murder and assault The fate of an alleged accomplice in the December 2022 stabbing murder of Emma Lovell that shocked Queensland now rests in the hands of a judge after a three-day trial ended on Wednesday Prosecutors did not argue that the accused teenager – who cannot be named for legal reasons as he was 17 years old on the night Lovell died of a stab wound to the chest on the front lawn of her home in North Lakes north of Brisbane’s CBD – ever wielded that fatal knife including murder and assault occasioning bodily harm on Monday But crown prosecutor David Nardone said CCTV footage which captured the two-minute and 16-second struggle between Emma also clearly revealed the accused’s companion showing – or even offering him – the 11.5cm serrated blade as the pair stood poised at the front door Given the two teenagers had already formed a common purpose to steal from the brick bungalow the fact it was “unavoidable” that the accused saw his companion’s blade meant he was “jointly liable for possession of the knife” “The killing was a probable consequence of the unlawful purpose to steal property from the dwelling while armed with a knife,” Nardone told Justice Michael Copley KC in his closing submission on Tuesday afternoon “The liability [of the accused] arises as either an aider or an encourager of the act completed by [his companion].” But the prosecutor conceded a murder conviction rested entirely upon the fact that the accused knew his companion was armed Defence barrister Laura Reece argued that the CCTV footage did not prove beyond reasonable doubt that her client did see a knife that his companion may have been concealing in a Calvin Klein satchel bag throughout the evening in which they roamed the streets of Brisbane’s outer northern suburbs with at least two other companions Reece argued the infrared CCTV footage which the prosecution claimed showed the accused’s companion holding the knife centimetres from his face did not accurately reflect the gloom in the Lovell’s door well which was not fully captured in the footage was not looking in the direction of the blade or may have had the knife in peripheral vision but only in peripheral vision – and only for a short period of time,” she said that he in fact turned his face towards the knife at any point.” even if the pair had formed a common intention to steal while armed the evidence also proved her client withdrew that consent by attempting to prevent his companion’s violence Earlier Tuesday afternoon the prosecution had attempted to match audio taken from a neighbour’s CCTV with the Lovell’s vision-only footage to argue “logic demanded” that it was the accused’s companion who uttered the words “I’ll kill you I’ll kill you too” during the violent struggle on the front lawn contended the word “too” was not clearly discernible and that the audio also captured her client saying words to the effect of “nah bra” immediately afterwards She played a clip which appeared to show her client running over to his companion kicking Lee Lovell as he lay on the ground Lee Lovell talks to the media outside the supreme court of Queensland in Brisbane. Photograph: Darren England/AAP“Stop, stop, stop,” she contends her client exhorted his companion at this point. The pair then fled the scene, leaving both Emma and Lee Lovell slumped upon their lawn – he stabbed and beaten, she with her head in her knees, fatally wounded. Nardone had argued the purpose of bringing a knife to the home invasion could only have been to use it “should a confrontation arise”, either to scare off a person “or in fact to cause them serious harm so as to escape”. He conceded that the actions of both teenagers captured by the CCTV “suggest that their motivation was to escape” the scene once the Lovells’ dogs alerted them to the intruders and they confronted the pair. “That was not able to be easily achieved by [the accused] because of the persistence of Mr and Mrs Lovell during that confrontation,” the prosecutor said. “Failing to make good his escape the actions of [his companion] involve using the knife to penetrate Mrs Lovell’s body. The location of that penetration was in a position where it would achieve most harm. said that although it appeared that Lee Lovell – who told the court on Monday it had been his intention to detain the intruders until police arrived – was attempting to put her client in a headlock kicked Lee after he was dazed and prone and after – he would later learn – he had been stabbed demonstrating that her client’s companion had now entered “the realms of gratuitous violence” So even if there had been a shared intention of “meting out violence to make good an escape” her client’s words and actions demonstrated he had withdrawn from any such “common plan” “He did not use violence himself to the Lovells after breaking free from Mr Lovell,” she said of her client “He cannot at any time be heard to encourage [his companion] to use a knife or force of any kind and the evidence is in fact quite the opposite “That he reacted when he heard the threats to kill and that he acted when he saw [his companion] kick Mr Lovell on the ground.” While she argued her client may be found guilty of breaking into the Lovell’s home he ought be found not guilty of the charges of murder and assault with Justice Copley alone to determine the verdict Garda Property Group has sold an industrial investment worth 22 per cent of its local portfolio The funds through deal for the North Lakes business park (artist’s impression top) with an ESR managed fund is worth $114 million – a touch lower than the recently completed valuation of the built-out project ($116.8m) it still reflects a windfall for Garda which outlaid $16m for the 25 hectare land making way for the site in June Another $11.2m is being spent on infrastructure works Following settlement – which needs Foreign Investment Review Board approval with the parties expecting any settlement at least five months from now – Garda will repay all variable debt and reduce its gearing from 36pc to 22pc The deal comes after a more devastating in Melbourne’s Burnley earlier this year – where nearby offices in the Botanicca business park traded for a dramatic discount to book value and previous campaign asking prices North Lakes will contain c100,000 sqm of net lettable area “When fully developed…it will be one of Queensland’s leading industrial estates an we are disappointed not to be developing it out,” managing director However he added “the scale…is simply too large for Garda to deliver in the current environment” “This transaction places Garda into a strong financial position…our owners should benefit from any improvement in the property markets or broader economic conditions and we also have scope to be opportunistic in the event of continued weakness” according to the executive The manager will wear capital gains tax on the deal Unitholders will receive a one-off special distribution following it North Lakes is about 26 kilometres north of Brisbane’s CBD Also today we are reporting Fife Capital and Gibb Group secured Sydney industrial investments for a total $86.5m Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time A teenage girl is accused of the overnight shooting of a man north of Brisbane The 42-year-old victim was found in a car park on Lakefield Drive in North Lakes Moreton Bay with chest wounds about 9.40pm on Monday He was taken to Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in a “serious but stable” condition A 42-year-old man has been shot in the chest at North Lakes On Tuesday morning police announced they had arrested a 17-year-old girl from Windsor and charged her with attempted murder A string of other charges including possessing dangerous drugs and keeping a weapon were also laid She was arrested in the Ipswich suburb of Riverview about 2am Police believe the shooting followed a confrontation with the victim Three other males are believed to have been involved An Audi Q5 allegedly driven by the three men and girl has been seized by police The 17-year-old has been refused bail and will appear at Ipswich Children’s Court today 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 He was taken to Royal Brisbane and Women\\u2019s Hospital in a \\u201Cserious but stable\\u201D condition The 17-year-old has been refused bail and will appear at Ipswich Children\\u2019s Court today Start the day with a summary of the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories The grieving husband of a mother-of-two who was fatally stabbed in the chest after a violent home invasion says a co-accused second teenager should face the same punishment as her murderer A trial for an 18-year-old charged over the death of North Lakes mother Emma Lovell with Justice Michael Copley set to decide the verdict in the coming weeks after a judge ruled members of the community would be influenced by the debate over youth crime with proceedings held the same week as the Queensland election Emma Lovell was killed and her husband was injured during the confrontation at their North Lakes home who was 17 at the time and cannot be named for legal reasons earlier this week pleaded not guilty to four charges against him Lee Lovell told the trial he bolted to his bedroom door on the night of Boxing Day before he and his wife struggled with them to get them out Lovell said he hoped the second teenager would be given 14 years’ jail “The first time ’round you didn’t really get the outcome which we thought we were going to get,” he said Lee Lovell outside the Supreme Court in Brisbane on Wednesday.Credit: Cloe Read “It’s hard to not turn into this bitter grieving husband and he and his daughters had been through a difficult time and being a parent and trying to manage everything else there’s not a great deal of time to grieve Emma,” he said “Last year [over the Christmas period] I went away because I didn’t want to face it but this year my brother and wife are coming over.” Lovell said many had asked how he contained his anger while sitting in the same room as the accused killer’s family so I’m not going to sit there and want to attack people Lovell said he hoped Copley would be fair in his decision the judge said he would deliver verdicts “as soon as possible” The prosecution said the pair had broken into the Lovell home with a common intention to steal The court was shown video of the primary offender appearing to place a knife directly in front of the second teen’s face which prosecutors said meant the accused was aware of the weapon before entering the house The defence team submitted the teenager on trial was not guilty of murder because he did not know the other teenager had a knife They argued he only partially turned at the time and that a camera capturing the incident was operating in infrared meaning the scene was much darker to human eyes Lee Lovell told the trial on the night of Boxing Day Lovell said he hoped the second teenager would be given 14 years\\u2019 jail \\u201CThe first time \\u2019round you didn\\u2019t really get the outcome which we thought we were going to get,\\u201D he said \\u201CIt\\u2019s hard to not turn into this bitter grieving husband You\\u2019ve got to move on with your life.\\u201D there\\u2019s not a great deal of time to grieve Emma,\\u201D he said \\u201CLast year [over the Christmas period] I went away because I didn\\u2019t want to face it but this year my brother and wife are coming over.\\u201D Lovell said many had asked how he contained his anger while sitting in the same room as the accused killer\\u2019s family so I\\u2019m not going to sit there and want to attack people I just have to accept who they are.\\u201D the judge said he would deliver verdicts \\u201Cas soon as possible\\u201D The court was shown video of the primary offender appearing to place a knife directly in front of the second teen\\u2019s face