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While southeast Qld is bracing for dangerous weather from Tropical Cyclone Alfred, heavy rain that may cause flooding in the coming days will likely impact transport operations in the coming days across NSW. The video below shows Alfred crossing the coast near or to the south of Brisbane and rapidly weakening over land to a […]
Ports across NSW and Qld are on high alert as Tropical Cyclone Alfred is set to produce damaging winds, large and powerful surf and coastal erosion in the coming days. Tropical Cyclone Alfred is currently sitting around 600km off Brisbane and is travelling southeast but is expected to make a right turn towards southeast Qld later […]
Australia just recorded its second hottest summer, with southern Australia continuing to experience drought heightening fire risk in autumn. The Australasian Fire and Emergency Services Authorities Council (AFAC) released their autumn bushfire outlook for 2025 on Thursday, February 27, showing an increased fire risk stretching the coastline from Carnarvon in WA down towards the Gippsland […]
More than 700 mm of rain could inundate parts of southeast Queensland and northeast NSW later this week as Tropical Cyclone Alfred makes landfall, impacting businesses in the densely populated stretch of Australia’s east coast. At 10am AEST on Monday, Alfred was a category one tropical cyclone located about 465km east northeast of Brisbane. Image: […]
