A bikie on parole who allegedly fled to the Northern Territory will be brought back to Queensland after he was found hiding out in a remote town.
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Satudarah bikie gang patched member Jake Thaller, 28, had previously been convicted in the Southport Magistrates Court on "a range of offences", police said.
He was sentenced to 15 months' imprisonment before being released on court-ordered parole.
NT police began a manhunt for Thaller last week after police in Queensland revoked his bail.
He was found and arrested in the remote town of Katherine, about 320 kilometres south-east of Darwin, on Saturday.
Detectives from Taskforce Maxima, a specialist police force dedicated to bringing down bikies, travelled to Darwin on Wednesday and successfully applied for the extradition of Thaller back to Queensland.
Police would not say why his parole had been revoked.
Detective Inspector Glen Donaldson said police would continue to work with other government agencies to target outlaw motorcycle gangs.
“This arrest highlights the commitment of the Queensland Police Service and Queensland Corrective Services in continuing to protect the community by enforcing breaches of the law committed by members of outlaw motorcycle gangs,” he said.
