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Three stabbed in Brisbane New Year's Eve brawl

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Three men were stabbed during a wild brawl that broke out following New Year's Eve celebrations in Brisbane's south.

Revellers were celebrating at West End when the fight broke out just after 1am.

Police and emergency services flooded the scene, ending the brawl and taking two men to hospital with "significant injuries".

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Police flooded Brisbane's West End following the brawl. Nine

Queensland Police have said the victims of the stabbing were not assisting police with their investigation.

"Unfortunately those people that were involved in the disturbance and even the people who received those wounds are being non-compliant and aren't assisting police with their investigation," said North Brisbane District Superintendent Chris Stream.

Despite the incident, and several smaller disturbances, Queensland Police said they were happy with the behaviour of revellers overall.

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Social media footage of the brawl shows dozens of youths involved. Nine

Over the course of the night Brisbane officers arrested 46 people on 49 charges.

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A total of 29 people with public nuisance, six people were charged with drug related offences, five people were charged with a contravening requirement, two people were charged with resisting liquor evictions, and there were two common assault charges and four people were charged with obstructing police.

Police also issued one liquor infringement notice and one banning notice and charged one person with drunkenness.

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There was a heavy police presence at New Year's Eve parties around the state. Nine

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"People were largely compliant and followed police directions, so it was great to see," Mr Stream said.

"Although officers were kept busy across Queensland last night, police were happy with the well-behaved crowds."

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