Women use fence palings in vicious Queensland brawl

Police officers managed to restrain the women who were later arrested and charged. Photo / Channel 7 News

Wooden fence palings were used as weapons during a vicious street brawl between three women in Queensland.

The shocking video shows three women aged in their 20s and 30s throwing punches and grappling with each other in a suburban street in Ipswich as neighbours egg them on.

The fight broke out around lunch time on Thursday, with the women involved relentlessly hitting each other before falling to the ground on the nature strip.

Another woman was filmed standing outside a home holding what appeared to be a white fence post and screaming "come out", as she smashed the post on the ground.

Parts of a white picket fence were allegedly used as weapons. Photo / Channel 7 News

Police were forced to intervene and restrain the women.

A Queensland Police spokeswoman told news.com.au three women were arrested and charged.

Two of the women, a 26-year-old and 27-year-old from Leichhardt, were charged with public nuisance.

The violent scenes show the women throwing punch after punch at each other. Photo / Channel 7 News

According to the police spokeswoman, the third, a 36-year-old woman, will face charges of "going armed to cause fear".

The women have also allegedly targeted people at local shopping centres, 7 News reported.

They are expected to appear at Ipswich Magistrates Court on November 22.