A Queensland bus driver, Lindsay Selby, has lost his appeal following a fatal collision that killed a teenage girl. Multiple outlets report that the judge dismissed Selby’s appeal and upheld the original outcome of the matter. In the decision, the court orders Selby, who is a council bus driver, to pay Queensland Police $1,800 in costs. The reporting is consistent across sources, with no additional differing facts or outcomes described beyond the dismissal of the appeal and the costs order. The articles describe the case in the context of legal proceedings after the strike that resulted in the teenager’s death, with the appeal outcome finalised by the court that heard the challenge. The coverage does not provide further details on the underlying findings, the grounds of appeal, or any further legal steps following the decision. Overall, the key point shared by all sources is that the appeal is dismissed and costs are awarded to Queensland Police.