NQ flood disaster won’t end when the water recedes
While a reprieve from the rain is within sight, the impacts from the disaster will continue to be felt long term within industries across the region. Here’s how it could impact you.
While a reprieve from the rain is within sight, the impacts from the disaster will continue to be felt long term within industries across the region. Here’s how it could impact you.
A second deluge of up to 300mm is set to pound Far North Queensland, with flood warnings for half a dozen rivers and more than 140mm of rain recorded overnight in some parts.
A team of dedicated staff at the Ingham Health Service have knuckled down throughout the torrential floodwaters and inclement weather that’s battered the region recently.
Ergon Energy has revealed how they plan to restore power to 1600 customers by tonight in mammoth bid to return to normalcy in flooded NQ town.
Ingham’s two major supermarkets, Woolworths and Coles, have dug deep to provide donations to support their flood-ravaged community. Find out what’s been donated.
Steven Miles’ attack on Premier David Crisafulli over his handling of the ongoing wild weather impacting North Queensland has divided opinion. HAVE YOUR SAY
At Groper Creek in the Burdekin, 15km from Home Hill, locals have been cut off since Friday night.
Despite having a landslide and its power and water cut, Palm Island is recovering well after days of intense weather. Read why its mayor is ramping up pressure on the government.
The Bruce Highway has reopened after rainfall totals dropped for the Burdekin region, but other streets remain underwater and some residents remain cut off. Read the latest update.
Rainfall has dramatically eased across much of North Queensland with ‘black zone’ residents allowed back home. But there are still warnings that isolated falls of up to 180mm are possible. LATEST, NEW PICS AND VIDEO
With their possessions floating away, no power and food for their newborn baby, one North Queensland couple has told how they were rescued by a ‘floody legend’ in his tinny.
Ingham’s Alex Booker was out helping ferry stranded locals to safety in the floods.
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