Loganholme shooting: Teen critical after four injured outside Fitzys

Loganholme shooting: key facts

• Four people were injured outside Fitzys Loganholme on Bryants Road, south of Brisbane.
• Police received reports of shots fired from a vehicle at 8:15pm AEST on Saturday, 24 October 2026.
• A 19-year-old woman was critical in the Sunday reports checked; three men were also being treated.
• Queensland Police are investigating. A motive had not been confirmed in the sources checked.

A 19-year-old woman is in a critical condition and three men have been injured after a shooting outside Fitzys Loganholme in Queensland, south of Brisbane, on Saturday night, ABC News reports.

The Loganholme shooting happened on 24 October while the venue was hosting a boxing event. Queensland Police are investigating and have appealed for information from the public.

What happened at Fitzys Loganholme?

In its initial statement, published at 10:30pm on Saturday, Queensland Police said it received reports at 8:15pm of shots fired from a vehicle outside a licensed premises on Bryants Road, Loganholme.

Four injured people were taken to hospital. Police said the vehicle was seen leaving the scene. The statement did not name the premises; subsequent Australian news reports identified the venue as Fitzys Loganholme.

The incident took place in Logan City, south of Brisbane, rather than Brisbane’s central business district. The New Daily reported that Fitzys, near the M1 Pacific Highway and Hyperdome shopping centre, was scheduled to host the Logan City Titles Fight Night.

Latest information on the injured people

Australian Associated Press reported on Sunday that the woman remained critical after surgery. Three men, aged 27, 37 and 38, were also being treated in hospital. Australian reports described the men as stable or in serious but stable conditions following surgery.

Detective Inspector Ian Galpin said police believed the woman was a bystander. The identities of the injured people have not been included in this report.

Police search continues

According to ABC’s account of Sunday’s police briefing, investigators were seeking at least three people. Police said a Mitsubishi believed to have been involved was later set alight at Waterford West.

Investigators were also examining a burnt ute at Tamborine, but a connection between the incidents had not been established in that report. Galpin said it was premature to speculate about gang or organised-crime involvement.

The latest reports describe a drive-by shooting. A motive and the intended targets had not been confirmed in the sources checked for this article.

Community response and where to provide information

The incident has affected a venue hosting a sporting event attended by families. In SBS’s Sunday midday bulletin, Logan Mayor Jon Raven said the shooting had shocked the community and expressed concern for the victims, staff and children who were present.

Queensland Police’s initial statement said officers did not believe there was an ongoing threat to the public at that time. That was the assessment attached to the police update; readers should follow subsequent QPS information as the investigation develops.

Anyone with information can use the Queensland Police reporting service. Information can also be provided anonymously to Crime Stoppers Queensland on 1800 333 000.

This report is based on the QPS statement and attributed Australian news coverage. Medical and investigative details may change as authorities issue further updates.

Reporting checked on 25 October 2026 at 4:30pm AEST. This report summarises identified public sources; MMN did not attend the scene.