The death of a 35-year-old woman who was found dead in the bedroom of her Ipswich home is has been classified as an "accidental death" and is likely to be treated as non-suspicious once the final autopsy results are back.
The body of the woman was found in a Macrae Street, Coalfalls, home just before 4pm on Friday.
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On Saturday evening a Queensland Police spokeswoman said police had not launched a homicide investigation and were awaiting the final autopsy results to make the final "non-suspicious" ruling.
On Saturday morning Detective Acting Inspector Heath McQueen said Queensland Ambulance first attended the house on Friday after receiving a call from a male resident.
"QAS have then contacted police, police have arrived and it has subsequently become an investigation that has evolved since then," Acting Inspector McQueen said.
"The male resident, it's my information, is in a relationship with the female resident that resides there," he said.
"The partner is distraught as you'd expect from any persons whose partner has passed away.
"He has assisted police with inquiries to date and is still assisting us as we conduct further inquiries as to what occurred yesterday and try to piece together a timeline in relation to associated movements and also the females movements as well."
Acting Inspector McQueen was unable to make comment on the cause of injuries or the cause of death of the woman.
He said he understood the man left for work in the morning and found the woman when he came home in a bedroom at the front of the house.
"Once we have an autopsy and we finish our forensic examination of the crime scene we will have a clearer picture of what's occurred inside that house."
The woman has resided in Ipswich prior to living at the home, but how long she has lived at the Macrae Street home remains unclear.
Acting Inspector McQueen said there was no sign of forced entry into the dwelling and the crime scene was large at the moment to ensure any evidence there is captured, but in time the crime scene would become a lot smaller.
He said a small child sometimes resided at the property, but wasn't home at the time of the incident.
It is understood the woman's family live overseas and police were making attempts to contact them.
Scientific officers will be on site on Saturday to conduct forensic examinations of the property
EARLIER: Police have cordoned off part of an Ipswich residential street after a woman's body was found on Friday afternoon.
Officers responded to a tip-off and found a woman, aged in her 30s, dead just before 4pm in the Macrae Street home in Coalfalls.
A crime scene has been established and Nine News reported three home in the street had been cordoned off.
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Investigations were continuing to determine the circumstances surrounding the death as part of Operation Papa Paddock.
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- with Toby Crockford and AAP