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Queensland father charged with killing three-month-old

Queensland father charged with killing three-month-old
ABC Australia Tuesday 06 October 2026, 23:08 UTC 1 min read
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An Ipswich father has been charged with killing his three-month-old son after the boy died in hospital yesterday. Police launched an investigation when the baby was brought to Ipswich Hospital on Thursday last week. He was transferred to a Brisbane hospital, where he died from his injuries on Tuesday afternoon.

An Ipswich father has been charged with killing his three-month-old son after the boy died in hospital yesterday. Police launched an investigation when the baby was brought to Ipswich Hospital on Thursday last week. He was transferred to a Brisbane hospital, where he died from his injuries on Tuesday afternoon. The ABC understands the 28-year-old man knew the child. Overnight the Ipswich Child Protection Investigation Unit arrested the man and charged him with murder – domestic violence against a child. He is due to face Brisbane Magistrates Court today. Investigations continue. [Image text:] IPSWICH HOSPLALN THROUGH TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT IPSWI HOSPI Ward Blo Carparks Emergenc KEEP LEFT
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