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Police investigate nine-week-old baby's 'serious' head injuries

Police investigate nine-week-old baby's 'serious' head injuries
ABC Australia Monday 01 June 2026, 06:31 UTC By Madeline Grace 1 min read
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Sunshine Coast police investigate nine-week-old baby's head injuries Mon 1 Jun 2026 at 4:31pm Police are investigating how a nine-week-old baby on the Sunshine Coast sustained "serious" head injuries earlier this year. Sunshine Coast police said about 11pm on April 24, the baby boy was presented at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital after sustaining the injuries at Currimundi.

Sunshine Coast police investigate nine-week-old baby's head injuries Mon 1 Jun 2026 at 4:31pm Police are investigating how a nine-week-old baby on the Sunshine Coast sustained "serious" head injuries earlier this year. Sunshine Coast police said about 11pm on April 24, the baby boy was presented at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital after sustaining the injuries at Currimundi. He was admitted to the intensive care unit and survived the incident. Detectives are still trying to establish how the baby boy sustained the head injuries. Police have asked that anyone in the Currimundi area at the time who may have any information that can assist with the investigation to contact them. Police have declined to comment any further on the ongoing investigation.
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