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Truth-telling inquiry to defy LNP shutdown as minister cancels meeting
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Wild hailstorm smashes SEQ, more severe weather expected
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Supercells smash SEQ again: 163k lightning strikes, 4cm hail, 113km/h winds
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Green monster’s 215k lightning strikes, golf ball-sized hail
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