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4.5m Aussies urged to fill up bathtub now

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has urged the 4.5 million Aussies who stand to be impacted by Cyclone Alfred to fill up their bathtubs now – here’s why.

Cyclone Alfred has slowed down

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Where, when Cyclone Alfred will hit

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is careening towards Australia’s east coast, with some of the first major effects expected on Thursday.

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Tropical Cyclone Alfred nears east coast

Woman swept up by wave on Gold Coast

A 78-year-old woman has been hospitalised after suffering head injuries in dangerous surf on the Gold Coast.

Tropical Cyclone Albert will make landfall and pass over the Brisbane CBD early on Friday morning. Picture: Supplied/ BoM

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Gold Coast shuts down as cyclone nears

The Gold Coast is preparing for a ‘simply awful day’ on Thursday as heavy rains and strong wind hit the tourist strip hours before Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

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'Heartbreaking' moment family pulls dozens of balloons from the sea

‘Heartbreaking’ moment family pulls dozens of balloons from the sea

A family’s boat trip turned into a cleanup exercise after finding dozens of balloons out at sea.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA:Scientific equipment in the 50yr old control room at the Heavy Ion Accelerator, Nuclear Physics research and hands-on training Facility at ANU College of Science, Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

New report ‘torpedos’ Dutton’s plan

The Coalition’s plans for a nuclear future have been cast into further doubt with a new report revealing how much it would cost Australia in the long run.

Many parts of eastern Australian dipped below freezing Monday morning. Picture: BOM

Temps plunge in coldest morning of year

Thousands of Aussies have shivered through the coldest morning of the year so far as a polar air mass which brought freezing winds to the east coast continues to linger.

Many parts of eastern Australian dipped below freezing Monday morning. Picture: BOM

Temps plunge in coldest morning of year

Thousands of Aussies have shivered through the coldest morning of the year so far as a polar air mass which brought freezing winds to the east coast continues to linger.

GOSFORD, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - Sunday, 19 May 2024: The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese pictured at Gosford Hospital today with the Member for Dobell, Emma McBride, and the Member for Robertson, Dr Gordon Reid. Picture:NewsWire / Monique Harmer

’Not good enough’: Albo blasts nuclear policy

The prime minister has lashed out at the opposition for failing to reveal where nuclear power plants after ‘extensive’ polling was done in potential electorates.

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GOSFORD, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - Sunday, 19 May 2024: The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese pictured at Gosford Hospital today with the Member for Dobell, Emma McBride, and the Member for Robertson, Dr Gordon Reid. Picture:NewsWire / Monique Harmer

’Not good enough’: Albo blasts nuclear policy

The prime minister has lashed out at the opposition for failing to reveal where nuclear power plants after ‘extensive’ polling was done in potential electorates.

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A cold front is bringing chill temperatures across Australia's southeast. Picture: BOM

Sun out but icy blast continues

A sunny break has brought a welcome reprieve from wet weather, but the mercury is staying down across southeastern Australia.

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SYDNEY, SUNDAY 15 MAY, 2022 – Tourism Western Australia staged a showcase of WA’s celebrated wildlife to Sydneysiders this morning when Broome’s famous camel train wandered along Palm Beach at sunrise. Sydney’s Palm Beach North, chosen for its landmark affiliation with Broome’s 22 kilometres of soft white sand on Cable Beach, was the set for the iconic, world-famous train of camels on Cable Beach. Staged at sunrise, Palm Beach locals were entranced as the camels, themed with landscape colours of Western Australian, trailed along the beach in the early soft light at sunrise. Joining the camels were some of Western Australia’s most charismatic characters including award winning celebrity chef, Tony Howell; pearl farmer, gemmologist and pearl technician Celeste Boonaerts, and First Nations artist, educator and bush tucker specialist Dale Tilbrook.. Pics Supplied by Tourism Western Australia

Why northern Australia will be ‘unliveable’

Northern parts of Australia will suffer from ‘lethal heat’ in the coming decades, making it fatal to be outside for more than a few hours, experts warn.

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SYDNEY, SUNDAY 15 MAY, 2022 – Tourism Western Australia staged a showcase of WA’s celebrated wildlife to Sydneysiders this morning when Broome’s famous camel train wandered along Palm Beach at sunrise. Sydney’s Palm Beach North, chosen for its landmark affiliation with Broome’s 22 kilometres of soft white sand on Cable Beach, was the set for the iconic, world-famous train of camels on Cable Beach. Staged at sunrise, Palm Beach locals were entranced as the camels, themed with landscape colours of Western Australian, trailed along the beach in the early soft light at sunrise. Joining the camels were some of Western Australia’s most charismatic characters including award winning celebrity chef, Tony Howell; pearl farmer, gemmologist and pearl technician Celeste Boonaerts, and First Nations artist, educator and bush tucker specialist Dale Tilbrook.. Pics Supplied by Tourism Western Australia

Why northern Australia will be ‘unliveable’

Northern parts of Australia will suffer from ‘lethal heat’ in the coming decades, making it fatal to be outside for more than a few hours, experts warn.

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One capital will be feeling no warmer than 10C as an icy cold air mass pushes over several southeast states, bringing freezing winds, snow and rain.

City shivers through 10C wintry blast

One capital will be feeling no warmer than 10C as an icy cold air mass pushes over several southeast states, bringing freezing winds, snow and rain.

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