‘Below zero’: Wintry blast not over yet
Temperatures in large parts of Australia hit below zero as a low pressure system over the southern Tasman Sea is set to bring frosty weather.
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Aussies warned of danger in bin act
A council has warned Aussies about a hidden danger tied to a common habit, warning they could be putting essential workers and their neighbours at risk.
Wintery blast to lash southeast Australia
Multiple southeast states could cop the brunt of a wintery blast over the coming days – which could bring 110kmh winds, heavy rainfalls, dangerous surf and even snow.
‘Rare’ snowfall expected in one state
Australians are set to shiver through rain and below average cool temperatures this weekend as one state prepares for a “rare” glimpse of snow.
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Dolphin stuck in anti-shark drum line
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Two Aussie states facing summer hell
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Wild scenes from aftermath of US hurricane
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Grim reason for snap logging ban
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City lashed by 20,000 lightning strikes
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