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It has prompted alarm bells to a similar scenario to the 2022 southeast Queensland floods will unfold. The cyclone was about 335km east of Brisbane and 310km east northeast of the Gold Coast as of ...

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Tropical Cyclone Alfred is slowly intensifying and is set to become a category three system possibly today with a risk it will move towards the Qld coast in coming days. See the latest mapping.

Picture: Bureau of Meteorology. The tropical cyclone is currently moving slowly eastwards and is well offshore of the north Queensland coast. However, the latest modelling predicts that as it ...

The Bureau of Meteorology has warned a low lingering off the coast of North Queensland could be a category three tropical cyclone within days. Currently located 505km east northeast of Cairns, ...

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People across northern Queensland are still facing hardship and dislocation after being hit with 11 days of severe rainfall and flooding this month. Two deaths have been confirmed. Hundreds of ...

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More than 80% of Australian children aged eight to 12 use social media or messaging services that are only meant to be for over-13s, according to new research. It comes as Australia plans to ...