More than 500mm of rain has fallen on parts of north Queensland in the past 24 hours, cutting roads, isolating towns and keeping schools closed. The Bureau of Meteorology has flagged a few hours of relief but warned there’s more to come.
A driver has ended up in a precarious situation after driving through dangerous floodwaters and needed rescuing.
An enormous amount of rain has fallen in north Queensland and more is on the way, with dangerous and life-threatening flooding likely.
A teenage girl driving a stolen car rammed a police vehicle, as new crime data reveals a rise in cars stolen last month.
A very high chance of rain today will follow on from yesterday’s heavy downpours, which led to flash flooding and caused a rockslide.
A convergence of two weather systems dumped more than 600mm of rain in parts of the Burdekin, forcing authorities to close roads and schools. CHECK OUT THE PHOTOS
A man and a woman have been injured in two separate crashes while travelling on wet roads.
Flooding caused by the monsoonal deluge has closed roads in inland North Queensland.
A stolen car driven by a teenage girl has rammed a police vehicle in the early hours of this morning.
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