Torrential train causes major flooding in northeastern Australia
Torrential rain caused major flooding in northeastern Australia, forcing residents to evacuate and leaving thousands without power. Queensland state authorities said the heavy rain was expected to continue and warned that a major flood risk is still in effect.
Mr Duric lives across the street from the Ross River – overflowing and fast-moving – in Idalia, one of six suburbs labelled ...
Emergency floods in Far North Queensland's are forecast to worsen early today, with the latest modelling indicating that ...
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Queensland in Australia hit by record rainfall, floodingFlood waters are rising in the Australian state of Queensland after heavy rainfall. The area between Townsville and Cairns in ...
A sodden community still reeling from a 63-year-old woman's death is bracing for more rain with a 58-year-old flood record at ...
Northern Queensland floods are yet to reach predicted levels. Parts of the north-east have had about a metre of rain since ...
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Rising floodwaters force evacuations in eastern AustraliaSYDNEY: Fast-moving floodwaters rose on Monday (Feb 3) in northeastern Australia after forcing many to flee, blacking out ...
One woman has died in Australia as authorities order people in the country’s flood-ravaged northeast to evacuate and be on ...
A woman has died in Australia and thousands have been forced to flee their homes after torrential rainfall caused flooding in ...
Rising floodwaters in northeastern Queensland, Australia, caused power outages in homes and swept away part of a critical ...
The rain-soaked north of the country will continue to face heavy rainfall for days, with thousands without power as the flood ...
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