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About POGA

POGA is an unincorporated Association affiliated with the Queensland Prison Officers' Association. Presently POGA is recruiting members throughout Queensland.

Membership fee's are $35 per year and entitles members to significant discounts at POGA events.

Currently POGA has one major event each year called the Creek to Creek Challenge, this event started in 2004 and was originally a grudge match between Stuart Creek and Etna Creek, the last event was held at Laguna Quays in North Queensland.

Coming events
In 2007 POGA is throwing open the event to all Prison Officers throughout Queensland. The 2007 event will be held in either Brisbane or the Gold Goast.

Interested members and potential members can contact Brian by email Brian.Newman@qpoa.com.au or by calling the QPOA office on 07 3271 2212.

The cost for the Creek to Creek Challenge package will be announced in the coming weeks and the event dates in September will be confirmed.

Keep visiting the POGA page for more exciting news about up coming POGA events.

BASHINGS BEHIND BARS

July 12, 2008

Prison guards have allegedly been targeted in violent assaults at the Maryborough Correctional Centre in the past few weeks. The shocking reports have surfaced following convicted murderer Scott Maygar being charged on Monday with attempted murder.

One prison guard was punched in the face and beaten so badly by a number of prisoners last Friday night that he was rushed to hospital with serious facial injuries, a Corrective Services spokesperson has confirmed.

While the prisoner was being escorted away from the injured guard, a different staff member was assaulted and received minor injuries.

The spokesperson said another major assault last Saturday about 4.30pm had also resulted in a prisoner being rushed to hospital with fractures to his ankle and a wound requiring stitches.