‘Emergency alert’: New flood warning for Hinchinbrook
The Queensland government has vowed to reopen disaster-impacted Hinchinbrook schools as quickly as possible and step up support as the Shire faces potential new flooding.
The Queensland government has vowed to reopen disaster-impacted Hinchinbrook schools as quickly as possible and step up support as the Shire faces potential new flooding.
The last words Ingham flood victim Jessie Billy spoke to her daughter before boarding a rescue boat were filled with love and reassurance. “I’ll call you when I get there safely.” But that call never came.
A long-standing organisation have launched a statewide appeal to raise much needed funds for those trying to repair their homes, businesses and livelihoods. See how you can help.
While dozens of people were stranded at a NQ roadhouse during the flooding event, a single donation kickstarted a ripple of generosity which spread across Australia. See what happened.
Torrential rain has turned roads into rivers and homes uninhabitable in the state’s north. SEE THE BEST PHOTOS, VIDEOS
The Burdekin River has reached major flood levels and is on track to beat its 2011 record, trapping motorists on remote highways and triggering minor flood warnings below the dam.
Townsville soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment assisted Queensland Police Services with door knocking close to 3,200 homes…
Many North Queensland communities have been cut off because of roads which are flooded or have been destroyed from the torrents of water. See the photos.
An Ingham woman says she was “hysterical” phoning for help as floodwaters swallowed the home she shares with her elderly mum, saying the town desperately needs reinforcements as more heavy rain is forecast.
Townsville residents are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst, as memories of the 2019 flood rush back.
Members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, conduct doorknocking alongside the Queensland Police Service during severe weather…
North Queenslanders have been asked to only buy what they need if stocking up on food today, as cafes open for a much-needed pick-me-up. SEE THE LIST.
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