Dangerous Outback deluge continues as homes inundated, towns cut off
Severe weather warnings remain in place as 50-year flood levels inundate homes, kill cattle and cause Outback towns to be evacuated.
Severe weather warnings remain in place as 50-year flood levels inundate homes, kill cattle and cause Outback towns to be evacuated.
Brisbane City Council has prepared sandbag depots with residents warned to expect flooding as an outback Qld town records its highest rainfall total in 142 years.
Several towns are cut off by floodwaters as a monsoon trough stretching 1600km makes its mark. The system is set to dump 300mm on the state’s southeast.
Parts of Queensland are enduring their wettest March since 2011, as record-breaking rainfall triggers several flood watches and warnings, with forecasters warning it is far from over.
A boatie has called for ‘replenishment’ of Bribie Island and says launching from a popular Sunshine Coast beach after the second breakthrough has become more complex.
Whether they just got lucky or their reliance on the manual paid off, our dam operators appear to have made all the right calls, writes the editor.
The man heading the mammoth operation to reconnect power to thousands of properties across SEQ has called for patience after TC Alfred’s trail of destruction. SEARCH YOUR SUBURB
As the waters begin to recede and the massive clean-up job begins in some parts, a town smashed by floods in 2011 is once again in the firing line as Alfred’s aftermath rolls on.
A homegrown billionaire’s quarry company has denied claims huge erosion during Sunday’s deluge caused contamination in a Brisbane koala hotspot.
Thousands of southeast Queensland residents are facing another five days without power with Energex releasing a timeline for when service will be restored after Cyclone Alfred. See the list
A Sunshine Coast woman asked her partner if they were going to die after their car hit floodwater before they were heroically rescued by staff from a nearby business. SEE THE NEW VIDEO
Should people make their own decision during a disaster? Premier David Crisafulli says yes. HAVE YOUR SAY
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