A house at Tewantin, in the Noosa region, burns to the ground, prompting a police investigation.
abc.net.au/news/tewantin-housefire-crime-scene-sunshine-coast/102157978Police have declared a crime scene at a home that burned to the ground in the Noosa region, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
The brick house in Tewantin was fully engulfed in flames when police and fire crews arrived just after 1.30am.The house was vacant at the time, and no injuries have been reported. Police have declared a crime scene at the site and are waiting for the area to be declared safe before conducting a full examination.Police are asking anyone with information, or who can supply dashcam or CCTV footage from the area, to come forward.
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