Footage of a suburban street where a woman was chased and shot by two men has been released amid a homicide investigation.
A man hunt was launched after Chloe Jade Mason, 23, was found dead on Caboolture's Railway Parade, north of Brisbane, in the early hours of December 22.
Police on Friday released CCTV footage featuring more than two minutes of vision, as they appeal for information to help find the killers.
A number of loud bangs can be heard in the static street scene filmed in the early hours of December 22 along with people yelling before sirens ring out in the background.
"Initial investigations indicate the woman was assaulted by two males and sustained a gunshot wound during the altercation," police said in a statement.
"Detectives believe it was not a random attack and the parties involved were known to each other.
"Investigators have released CCTV from the street as they continue to appeal for further information."
There had been reports of up to four shots fired before Ms Mason's body was located, police had earlier said.
Officers were called to Railway Parade about 12.10am on December 22, with Ms Mason declared dead at the scene after she could not be revived.
Anyone who was travelling along the road between 11.40pm and 12.15am has been urged to contact police.
"We know ... police are working around the clock to bring that matter to a successful resolution," Police Minister Dan Purdie told reporters on Friday.
Ms Mason's sister Hannah McKone led tributes on social media, organising a fundraiser for her sibling's funeral.
By Friday, more than $10,000 had been raised on the GoFundMe account.
"Grieving the life you never got to have and the experiences we didn’t get the chance to share - you would’ve been the most amazing mother," Ms McKone posted on Facebook.
