What 4.5 million Aussies must do today
As Cyclone Alfred slowly moves closer to the coast, residents have been urged to seek shelter inside. Here’s how you can prepare for securing and sheltering your home.
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What’s unusual about Cyclone Alfred
As Cyclone Alfred slowly moves towards the east coast and puts millions in the firing line, one element is making the system more unusual than other tropical cyclones.
Sinister side effect of Cyclone Alfred
As Cyclone Alfred bears down on southeast Queensland, authorities have warned the low category two rating masks a terrifying and potentially deadly risk.
Where, when Cyclone Alfred will hit
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is careening towards Australia’s east coast, with some of the first major effects expected on Thursday.
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