With the Gold Coast enduring another rough 24 hours, a crew down at Pam Beach has endeared itself to the community by churning out free mushroom curries and pulled pork to cyclone affected locals.
OPINION: As the damage toll mounts and the true impact of Cyclone Alfred emerges, this is a reminder to the Gold Coast to stay safe and stay kind.
Nearly 50,000 homes and businesses across the southeast are without power and Energex has warned that it could take a week for it to be restored in the hardest hit regions.
One Gold Coast lifeguard tower has fallen into the sea and others are teetering on the brink as the beaches are washed away. SEE THE PICTURES AND VIDEO
Nearly 2000 Gold Coast homes are at “intolerable” risk of being destroyed by bushfires, five years on from the devastating bushfires which devastated Binna Burra. SEE THE VIDEO
Australia is suffering through a wet and chilly winter, but heat records are being broken all around the world – prompting new ideas about how we should be dealing with it.
An extra blanket or two could be in order as Australians woke up to icy weather across the country. See how long the cold blast will last.
A man has been charged by police after a raid on his home uncovered a magic mushroom grow house. Read what police say they found
Southern Queenslanders are being urged to reconsider weekend plans as rivers swell in the west and the South East still faces the risk of severe storms, 100mm rain and flash flooding.
Wild storms battered the Gold Coast overnight with a man swept up by flash flooding in the city’s north. Read how much rain fell.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for southeast Queensland, with parts of the Gold Coast already getting hit by intense rainfall.
The Bureau of Meteorology is under fire again for not warning Gold Coast residents about the heavy deluge overnight. Read the latest.
This weekend marks 50 years since the worst-ever flooding hit the Gold Coast, with the Nerang River rising 10m and inundating the city’s most famous locations. SEE THE PICTURES
Fears of a major North Coast battering from flow-on effects of Tropical Cyclone Kirrily have eased – but experts warn residents should stay alert with heavy rain set to drench catchments.
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