Road with no name leads emergency crews astray
Emergency crews in central Queensland faced difficulties locating an address during a critical response due to an unnamed road not appearing on official maps. This incident has prompted local community leaders to call for an investigation into the prevalence of similar issues across the region. Residents are concerned that such address confusion could lead to life-threatening situations in emergencies.
- ▪Emergency services struggled to find a property on an unnamed easement road during a Triple Zero response.
- ▪The road serves about 10 properties but does not appear on any official council maps.
- ▪Local leaders are advocating for an investigation into the issue, suspecting it affects many rural areas.
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| Publication time | Mon, 18 May 2026 23:59:31 +0000 |
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Central Queensland ambulance drama prompts push for no-name roads investigationFBy Frazer PearceABC CapricorniaTopic:Local GovernmentTue 19 May 2026 at 9:59amTue 19 May 2026 at 9:59amTue 19 May 2026 at 9:59amChris Stehbens believes this no-name rural road could lead to a life and death emergency. (ABC Capricornia: Frazer Pearce)In short:Emergency crews in central Queensland struggled to find the right address during a Triple Zero (000) response. The incident occurred because the property on an unnamed easement road was not on a council map. What's next?Community members and leaders want an investigation and suspect it is a much wider problem across the region and nation.
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