Why deluge won’t deliver a repeat of the February floods
The weather bureau has hosed down fears that southeast Queensland could see a repeat of the 2022 floods, advising that the current weather system looks very different. Here’s why.
The weather bureau has hosed down fears that southeast Queensland could see a repeat of the 2022 floods, advising that the current weather system looks very different. Here’s why.
Two people have been rescued from their car at Ipswich and minor flood warning has been issued for Brisbane City as heavy rain persists across the region. LATEST DETAILS
Brisbane’s CityCat and ferry services have been cancelled ahead of expected dam releases as the weather situation in South East Queensland continues to deteriorate.
The focus into Wednesday will be on the northeast of the state, with a severe weather system yet to deliver huge forecast rainfall. SEE THE FLOOD WARNING MAP
A man is in hospital after being rescued from floodwaters in the state’s northwest Monday night. One of two police officers who went to his aid then became stranded and also needed rescuing.
Witnesses have captured the moment a luxury car went up in flames outside a Brisbane church.
Queenslanders have been warned of potentially “life-threatening” flash flooding, as a severe weather system could potentially dump more than 400mm of rain on some areas, with parts of the southeast recording more than 100mm overnight. FULL FORECAST
Locals have described hearing ‘massive explosions before a building – believed to be the science lab – at a private college south of Brisbane burst into flames. Police are treating the fire as ‘suspicious’.
More than a million Queenslanders could be eligible for huge insurance refunds they might not know exist. HOW TO CHECK
A person has been rescued from floodwaters in the Sunshine Coast hinterland overnight, as Queensland prepares for days of ‘incredibly heavy rain’.
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