73mm in 30 minutes: More storms possible after South East drenched
More severe thunderstorms are expected on Thursday after they slammed into South East Queensland overnight, bringing intense rainfall and leaving thousands without power.
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Family’s double heartbreak as tornado sends house roof smashing into car
A Logan family-of-six have been left homeless for a second time after a tornado decimated their home, ripping off the roof and sending it smashing into their car.
E-scooter rider critical after crash
A 34-year-old man is fighting for his life after the e-scooter he was riding and a car collided on the Gold Coast. Police say the man was not wearing a helmet at the time.
Heatwave power grid warning as storms, tornado leave 27k blacked out
Severe heatwave conditions are expected to continue impacting the state’s energy supply over the next 48 hours, with high temperatures forecast for the southeast after a series of wild storms lashed the region, leaving thousands without power. LATEST FORECAST
Three dead, one critical in dark day on Queensland roads
A series of horror crashes has left three people dead and one in a critical condition, as Queensland experiences one of its darkest days on the road.
‘Our culture is equally important’: Celebration as Aboriginal flag freed
Proud Aboriginal Queenslander Larry Edey says the freeing of the Aboriginal Australian flag means his culture now has an emblem that is “equally as important” as the Australian flag in what he says is the “most amazing news ever”.
MEGA GUIDE: Qld Australia Day 2022 celebrations
From citizenship and awards ceremonies to pool parties and classic barbecues, this is how Queenslanders will celebrate what it means to be an Aussie on January 26. SEE THE LIST.‘
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