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Southern parts of Queensland are set to be lashed by rain and wild weather tonight, with thunderstorms predicted and minor flood warnings still in effect.
Southern parts of Queensland are set to be lashed by rain and wild weather tonight, with thunderstorms predicted and minor flood warnings still in effect.
Creating jobs and driving down crime are overwhelmingly the top priorities across the state the Your Say 2020 survey has revealed, with Queenslanders crying out for a bold plan for the future.
A serious crash involving multiple vehicles has shut down the Pacific Mwy south of Brisbane, causing massive congestion from Slacks Creek to Loganholme.
A woman has been killed in a crash that occurred outside the police station in Nanango. She was driving the car when it rolled and died at the scene.
A man stabbed in the chest during a fight in Ipswich overnight drove himself to a nearby pub to get help. He was later taken to a Brisbane hospital in a serious condition.
Severe thunderstorm alerts are active for much of Queensland today with the Bureau of Meteorology warning of giant hailstones, destructive winds and intense rainfall that could spark flash flooding. There are already reports of flooding in parts after a 50mm deluge.
Already a harrowing experience for many, funerals have now become a minefield of rules and regulations, despite Queensland authorities now allowing up to 100 people to attend.
There are concerns that southeast Queensland’s airspace is now becoming another platform for political propaganda for the upcoming election, but now plane operators have spoken about their stance.
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