Millions brace for Cyclone Alfred as wind and rain forecast to smash Australia's east coast
More than four million people across Brisbane, the Sunshine coast and Gold Coast in Queensland as well as in northern NSW towns including Byron Bay and Lismore are planning for Cyclone Alfred. Locals been warned to brace for possible daily rainfall totals of 200 to 400 millimetres, life-threatening flash flooding and wind gusts up to 120km/h.
The oncoming cyclone sparked panic buying on both sides of the border, while surfers made the most of the storm swell at ...
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has confirmed that evacuation procedures are underway for those in seriously affected areas.
Sunshine Coast and Noosa residents have been encouraged to prepare their properties ahead of Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s ...
Shock new flood modelling released by Brisbane City Council shows 20,000 homes across the city could be inundated with water ...
Premiers in New South Wales and Queensland have called on residents to be prepared for the looming threat of Tropical Cyclone Alfred as the weather system lingers off the east coast.
More than 5000 athletes and hundreds of volunteers continue to wait in the lurch with organisers of the Mooloolaba Triathlon ...
The cyclone was upgraded to a category two system overnight and is expected to turn west “directly” towards the coast of ...
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