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24 October 2026

Dog owner to face harsher penalties after man attacked in Brisbane park

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Dog owner to face harsher penalties after man attacked in Brisbane park

A 37-year-old man was left with serious injuries after he was attacked by two dogs in Chermside in Brisbane's north.

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