On a balmy evening in November last year, a game was being played at an indoor sporting area at Caloundra.

Aggrieved by a referee’s decision, a 19-year-old labourer from Caloundra engaged him in a heated argument.

A short time later, the 19-year-old shoved the official in the chest. Another official approached the enraged teenager, and he too was shoved in the chest.

Police were called, complaints were made and the teenager was charged with assaulting sporting officials.

He appeared at the Caloundra Magistrates Court on Tuesday, where he was fined a total of $300.

Driver refuses breath test after crash

Kawana police detained a 40-year-old driver who failed to provide a roadside breath sample after a crash at Pelican Waters last night.

The accident occurred around 10.30pm and the Parrearra man was taken to the Maroochydore Watchhouse, where he did provide a breath specimen.

He allegedly recorded a reading of .167% and will appear at the Caloundra Magistrates

Meanwhile, Sunshine Coast District Traffic Branch motorcycle officers intercepted a truck driver on Brisbane Road at Mooloolaba at 9.25pm last night.

The 41-year-old from Amamoor was given to a roadside breath test and later found to have a blood-alcohol concentration of .164%.

He will face the Maroochydore Magistrates Court in February.