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A Queensland man named Uneeb Ullah, 28, has been charged with murdering his three-month-old son who died in hospital after suffering "significant internal injuries." The boy had been hospitalized for almost a week before passing away and was initially treated at Ipswich Hospital before being transferred to the Royal Children's Hospital. Police confirmed that this case is classified as a domestic violence incident, involving an investigation by the Child Protection Investigation Unit since October 1st when hospital staff reported the matter to them after noticing severe injuries on the infant.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On October 1, police in Ipswich, Queensland, began investigating after a three-month-old baby was taken to an Ipswich hospital with significant internal injuries. The infant's condition worsened and he was transferred to the Queensland Children’s Hospital in Brisbane, where he died from his injuries on Tuesday afternoon. Overnight, detectives from the Ipswich child protection investigation unit arrested a 28-year-old father at an Ipswich property and charged him with one count of murder – domestic violence against a child. The suspect was due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court but did not enter a plea. Police stated that hospital staff initially reported the matter to them based on the severity of the injuries.
Written for “Infant Murder Charges” on 2026-10-07,
grounded in this article and the 2 other(s) covering the same event.
A Queensland man has been charged with the murder of his three-month-old baby son, after the boy died in hospital this week.
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The infant, from the Ipswich area west of Brisbane, died almost a week after being taken to hospital with “significant internal injuries”.
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Uneeb Ullah, 28, was arrested on Tuesday evening and charged with the boy’s murder, which is designated a domestic violence offence.
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His matter was mentioned briefly in court on Wednesday but Ullah was not required to appear and did not enter a plea.
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Police said detectives from the Child Protection Investigation Unit launched an investigation on 1 October after the boy was taken to Ipswich hospital with significant injuries, and that the nature of those injuries prompted hospital staff to report the matter to police.
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He was later transferred to the Queensland children’s hospital.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, DI Michael Manago said the mother of the child was “extremely upset” and that both parents, who were born overseas, have limited support.
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“This is a terribly tragic event involving a very vulnerable young member of the community,” Det Insp. Manago said.
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“The boy’s mother is extremely upset as you can imagine; this is a terribly tragic event.
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“She is struggling, but we’re offering her all the support that we can through this very difficult time.”
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Police said they had spoken to the couple several times since they opened the investigation.
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The investigation would include looking at the “nature and dynamics” of the boy’s parents’ relationship.
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“It’s an incredibly confronting and difficult investigation,” Manago said.
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“We were conducting our investigation throughout the last number of days and gathering evidence.
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When Ullah’s case came before the court on Wednesday, police prosecutor Ben Messina asked it be stood down until later in the day.
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“I received a phone call this morning … that potentially more material would be provided and asked [that] this matter be stood down to the end of the list,” Messina said of the “relatively vague request”.
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The magistrate agreed to re-mention the case if other charges were laid.
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Kirstyn Nicholson, a Legal Aid solicitor representing Ullah, did not apply for bail and sought an adjournment.
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Ullah was remanded in custody until the matter returns to court on 26 October.
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