Rain is falling again in Inglewood this morning, just hours after residents of the southern Darling Downs town were told to leave their homes after a quick 90mm downpour escalated the flood threat. It comes as a small town just down the road is now facing its own evacuation emergency.
Brisbane has recorded its wettest spring in 11 years and other parts of the state have been hammered as authorities warn the risk of flooding is growing.
Congestion is costing Queenslanders up to $1875 a year, with new data revealing delays have grown on some of the state’s slowest corridors.
One key shift in weather conditions meant South East Queensland hardly saw a drop of rain at the weekend, but that hasn’t softened the blow for those stung by event cancellations.
A family fighting for answers after a suicide say their son and brother would be devastated to see the profound agony he has left behind.
George Clooney appeared like any other holiday-maker in his downtime while starring opposite Julia Roberts on location in the Whitsundays.
A new Brisbane eatery is promising locals the only thing they can count on when dining in is serious attitude and terrible service. And locals cannot wait!
More heavy rain is on the way for large areas of Queensland, with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing several flood warnings. FULL FORECAST
A former cancer nurse who dedicated her life to helping the Brisbane community is slowly losing control of her body thanks to her own debilitating diagnosis.
Queenslanders have been warned to brace for the increased likelihood of more cyclones and heavy downpours this summer after the Bureau of Meteorology declared that a La Nina has developed in the Pacific. HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT
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