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Reporting pollution

Pollution can come from many sources—dust from a construction site, oil leaking into a creek from old machinery, chemical spray from a neighbouring farm, or noise from a factory.

Under legislation, the agency responsible for investigating pollution reports varies depending on the source of the pollution.

If you suspect someone is polluting, you can:

You will be asked to describe the pollution in detail—it is important for you to identify the source of the pollution, if possible. The more information you can give, the easier it will be to investigate and resolve the incident.

We will determine the appropriate agency to follow up your report.

Spray drift

Learn about spray drift if you live in agricultural areas.

Noise complaints

Noisy parties, loud music and trail bike noise are all the responsibility of the Queensland Police Force. To lodge a complaint call Policelink on 131 444. Our contact centre is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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22 April 2013

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