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Tropical Cyclone Kalmaegi, known locally in the Philippines as Tino, is forecast to hit Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and the central Philippines in the coming days, sparking travel warnings and emergency alerts.

Severe storm alert for Aussies abroad

A powerful tropical cyclone is threatening tourist areas, sparking urgent warnings for Aussie travellers.

AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - General view editorial generic stock photo of Australian cash money currency. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

Aussies to get 3 hours of free energy a day

Households will be able to charge EVs or run aircons for free under a new scheme encouraging the use of daytime solar power.

Punters heading to Flemington for the 2025 Melbourne Cup are being warned to rug up and bring their umbrellas, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting a sharp drop in temperatures and a high chance of showers for race day.

Grim outlook for Melbourne Cup revellers

The latest forecasts have brought bad news for punters heading to Flemington Racecourse for today’s Melbourne Cup.

An occupant was trapped after a tree fell onto a car in Burwood rd, Croydon Park. Picture: Facebook

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Wild storm, hail lashes Sydney

A wild storm has left a trail of destruction through Sydney after the city was smashed by hail and fierce winds.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos OCTOBER 3, 2025: Fire crews and water bombing aircraft were on the scene as a bushfire threatened residences near the Enogerra reservoir outside Brisbane. Picture: NewsWire/Tertius Pickard

‘Prepare to leave’: Urgent bushfire warning

Several large and slow-moving bushfires have engulfed parts of one state, with emergency services urging residents to get ready to leave their homes.

Christine Gadsby is Blackberry's chief security advisor. Picture: Supplied / NewsWire

Why security expert won’t ever text this

In a world where data is worth more than gold, a security expert has dropped a grim warning about how people use their phones.

Christine Gadsby is Blackberry's chief security advisor. Picture: Supplied / NewsWire

Why security expert won’t ever text this

In a world where data is worth more than gold, a security expert has dropped a grim warning about how people use their phones.

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Unusual weather conditions have wreaked havoc for potatoes in South Australia, with farmers warning the current conditions have caused a shortage for one of the country’s most popular vegetables.

Farmers warn shortage of popular vegetable

Australians can expect to see less of this food staple on their supermarket shelves after farmers suffered through one of the worst droughts in years.

Unusual weather conditions have wreaked havoc for potatoes in South Australia, with farmers warning the current conditions have caused a shortage for one of the country’s most popular vegetables.

Farmers warn shortage of popular vegetable

Australians can expect to see less of this food staple on their supermarket shelves after farmers suffered through one of the worst droughts in years.

Severe weather warnings have been issued for multiple Aussie states as “damaging” wind gusts reaching up to 163kmh pelt the country’s south.

Homes still without power as floods loom

Emergency crews have responded to more than 100 calls for help as destructive winds, flood warnings and snow loom over Australia’s south, leaving thousands without power.

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7.4 magnitude quake rocks Asian nation

7.4 magnitude quake rocks Asian nation

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake has rattled a nation of 115 million, prompting a tsunami warning and mass evacuations across the country.

Town with 46C days hit by water crisis

Town with 46C days hit by water crisis

The mayor of an outback town fears he will be “handing out water bottles” if harsh new measures can’t alleviate a contaminated water crisis.

It’s going to be a mixed bag of weather for millions of Australians this week

Record breaking rainfall hits Aussie city

More wild weather is on its way for millions of Aussies this week, with record breaking rain already hitting one city.

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Residents are being urged to prepare to leave their homes as bushfires burn east of Bundaberg. Picture: Queensland Fire Department/NewsWire

‘Prepare now’: Warning as bushfires rage

Residents are being urged to prepare to leave their homes as fierce bushfires burn in one state, with warnings they could rapidly worsen.

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