Residents prepare for the first cyclone in 51 years to hit the Australian coast near Brisbane
Residents are stacking sandbags to protect low-lying properties ahead of a tropical cyclone that is forecast to become the first in 51 years to hit the Australian east coast near Brisbane, the nation’s third-most populous city.
Queensland's bay islands act as a natural buffer protecting the mainland from severe storm surges, and helped save Brisbane ...
Alfred was 150 miles east of Brisbane and moving west on Thursday, with sustained winds near the centre of 59mph and gusts of 81mph, according to meteorologists. Before it was downgraded ...
While fears remain Tropical Cyclone Alfred may push already tight Queensland rental markets into dangerously low territory, ...
More than 330,000 homes remain without power across south-east Queensland as Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred moves inland.
This is the sting in Alfred’s tail. These storms are drawing down very warm, moist air from the Coral Sea in the north. If ...
Power remains cut to hundreds of thousands of residents as torrential rain causes flooding across Queensland’s capital.
Residents who prepared for the cyclone now have little to do but wait and see how their efforts will pay off against the ...
Huge volumes of sand have been swept offshore by Cyclone Alfred’s waves, leaving beaches and dunes looking very different.
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