Investigations are continuing after a passenger train ran off the tracks and smashed into a station toilet block in the Brisbane suburb of Cleveland, leaving passengers with minor injuries and toilet users lucky to escape with their lives.

Thirteen passengers, a driver and a guard were on board when the train's front carriage crashed onto the platform and into the toilets.

Live powerlines came down on the middle of the train, but the passengers managed to exit from the rear with only minor injuries.

The men's toilets were all but destroyed. One woman was trapped inside the women's toilets, which partly imploded from the impact.

Injured passengers were treated at the scene, with 10 taken to hospital as a precaution before being released.

Police are seeking information regarding the movements of a blue 2004 BA model Ford Falcon sedan in Warwick as they continue their search for a Gail Lynch.

Ms Lynch was last seen at her Guy St address on July 3. She spoke to a family member that evening but has not been heard from or seen since.

State Emergency Service volunteers combed the Warwick reach of the Condamine River yesterday in a foot and boat search.

Officers are keen to talk to anyone who saw the car between 6pm on July 3 and 6am on July 4.

If you have any information that could assist police in their investigation you're urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

BOONAH'S town clock is set to undergo a facelift as part of a new public art project.

The iconic feature on High Street will be transformed using discarded farming material to emphasise the towns ties with the local farming community.

Councillor Kathy Bensted says the idea is to creature a sculpture which will secure the Scenic Rims' reputation as a place of unique art and culture.

Council will fund the project through state and federal government funding.