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A crime scene has been established on the suburban street. (ABC News: Victoria Pengilley)
Police have charged a 36-year-old man with murder after a woman's body was found with multiple stab wounds in a home at Leichhardt, west of Brisbane, on Monday morning.
Emergency services were called to the Flinders Drive property at 9:15am for a welfare check requested by a family member.
When police arrived, they found the 28-year-old's body.
Officers, with the help of Polair, tracked a man in a vehicle and deployed tyre spikes.
Queensland police have arrested a 36-year-old man as part of the homicide investigation. (ABC News: Victoria Pengilley)
The Toyota sedan came to a stop at Ipswich Boonah Road at Peak Crossing, and a man was taken into custody around 10:15am.
He's since been charged with murder (domestic violence offence) and dangerous operation of a vehicle.
Detective Acting Superintendent Garry Watts confirmed the man and woman were in a de facto relationship.
"The man surrendered into our custody," he said.
A crime scene has been established at the home on the corner of Torres Street and Flinders Drive.
Police and SES officers are also searching for any items of interest, including a knife, that may have been used in connection with the alleged offence at Wyaralong Dam.
Police search Wyaralong Dam for a knife after a woman was killed west of Brisbane. (ABC News)
Detective Acting Superintendent Watts said police had visited the home in the days before she died.
"I can tell you that the police had attended that address in the last week as a result of information received," he said.
"However no offences were detected. An investigation was conducted but there was no action taken."
Neighbours who spoke to the ABC said a young couple lived at the property.
One neighbour described hearing fighting about 11:00pm last night at the address.
The man will appear before Ipswich Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
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Asked if he had a message for the community, Detective Acting Superintendent Garry Watts said:
"If you are the victim or a survivor of domestic and family violence please reach out to the police ... seek assistance. There are agencies out there to help."
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