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Police charge accused gunman after deadly shooting on a remote Queensland property

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A man accused of fatally shooting three people on a remote Queensland cattle property northwest of Mackay, has been charged with three counts of murder. The sole survivor of the shooting is recovering in hospital. Amelia Dunn reports from Bogie in Central Queensland.
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