Horror, heartache of record flood recovery as livestock wash up near homestead
An Outback Queensland grazier still unable to leave her property after 500mm of rain over two weeks has revealed the reality of cleaning up after record-breaking rain.
An Outback Queensland grazier still unable to leave her property after 500mm of rain over two weeks has revealed the reality of cleaning up after record-breaking rain.
Disaster Recovery Minister Ann Leahy has been stripped of her community recovery responsibilities following a significant severe weather season that saw the state rocked by two major weather events.
NASA satellite footage shows just how much damage the widespread flooding has caused parts of Australia, with the deluge doubling the size of Victoria. SEE THE BEFORE AND AFTER SHOT
Outback farmers and families are ruing what has been a heartbreaking natural disaster, one which could take a decade to recover from. SEE THE PHOTOS
SEQ could be hit with thunderstorms and more heavy rain today after the remnants of ex-TC Dianne swept across the state causing flash flooding in Brisbane.
The Premier jetted into flood-ravaged outback Queensland to announce increased recovery grants and to vow to fight for funding to reinstate crucial infrastructure destroyed in the deluge.
Struggling Queensland landowners face the prospect of selling generations-old farms with the estimated livestock deaths at more than 100,000 as the flood recovery could stretch for a decade.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Dianne will lash South East Queensland with heavy rainfall on Wednesday, but will the clouds clear in time for the school holidays?
A man lost for two days in flood-ravaged western Queensland has been dramatically rescued after writing “HELP” in the mud with a stick, before walking 60km.
Hundreds of thousands of square kilometres of the state’s west is an inland sea, with the devastation to graziers to have a ripple effect on consumers.
Outback Queenslanders are picking up the pieces after they were smashed by an unrelenting inland tsunami over the weekend. This is their story.
The weather bureau expects major flooding to continue in Queensland’s Outback for days or even weeks to come, with the state warned the human and economic impacts will be ‘considerable’.
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