the trial. However, his body and the bodies of his wife and their two children were found at their Duaringa home in an apparent murder-suicide on the eve of the trial. Trinder Park, 1985 At around 6:45 am on Saturday 23 March 1985, two Brisbane suburban trains collided head-on near Trinder Park station on Brisbane's south side. Two people died, including the driver of the south-bound train, and 31 were injured. The incident occurred due to both services accidentally travelling concurrently on the single track section of the Beenleigh line, despite the operation of a remote controlled signalling system. The north-bound signal at Trinder Park station was reportedly red at the time. Hervey Bay, 1988 On 1 April 1988 three people were killed and 33 injured when a bus collided with a train at a level crossing near Hervey Bay. Rungoo, 2008 At 1447 on Thursday 27 November 2008, the northbound Cairns Tilt Train (CTT) collided with a loaded B-double truck at the Rungoo level crossing, about 19.5 km north of the township of Ingham in north Queensland. Onboard the CTT were 81 passengers and seven train crew. The truck driver was the sole occupant of the B-double truck. The two train drivers were fatally injured as a result of the collision, the truck driver sustained moderate injuries. In addition, injuries were incurred by nine passengers. Mundoo, 2009 On 1 January 2009 one person was killed, when The Sunlander passenger train and a garbage truck collided at a crossing at Mundoo near Innisfail in far north Queensland. The 40-year-old truck driver was killed and six people were injured, including three pregnant women. Moranbah, 2010 At about 10.35am on 8 July a man was killed after his car struck an empty coal train at a level rail crossing on the Goonyella railway line. Accidents with injuries only Toowoomba, 1916 On 24 May an examiner in the railway department, Toowoomba, had the first finger of the right hand jammed in the Westinghouse brake on a carriage. The finger was badly crushed, and, it is understood, will have to be amputated. Eudlo, 1933 On 13 October 1933, the Townsville mail train, bound for Brisbane with 144 people on board, crashed head on into a stationary goods train at Eudlo Station. Passengers were hurled from their sleeping berths by the impact, and the screams of terrified travellers mingled with the tearing and grinding of