Why sunny skies could still prove dangerous
As millions of residents anxiously await the arrival of Cyclone Alfred, some have reported seeing blue, sunny skies. Here’s why the deceptive scene could still prove dangerous.
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A mother in Queensland has been inundated with comments from concerned Aussies after posting a video of herself tying down her trampoline as Alfred approaches.
‘Aussie humour’: Cyclone trend takes off
A mind-blowing number of Aussies are banding together in a tongue-in-cheek effort to “blow” Cyclone Alfred and “push it back”.
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