Cyclone Alfred Stalls off Australia's East, Residents Sandbag Homes, Transport, Schools Shut
Cyclone Alfred stalled off Australia's east coast on Thursday delaying landfall as officials shut airports, schools and public transport and residents stockpiled supplies and sandbagged homes against floodwaters expected when the category-two storm hits.
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is making is tracking towards Australia’s east coast, as residents in the danger zone are warned they ...
For many in south-east Queensland and northern NSW a trip to the beach before the cyclone's onslaught has proved irresistible ...
What is making the storm unusual and why are forecasters concerned? - Alfred’s unusual path is a sign of climate change, ...
A note on the RACQ website reads: “embargoes – As a result of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, RACQ is not issuing any new insurance ...
The centre of the category two system is now expected to cross the coast between Maroochydore and Coolangatta sometime on ...
Schools, businesses, public transport, and more have closed in south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales as residents prepare. Gold Coast, Ballina, and Coffs Harbour airports are now all ...
What role is climate change playing in the dangerous and destructive weather that communities across northern NSW and southeast Queensland are facing?
A number of supermarkets have been closed as communities across south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales brace for ...
New Bureau of Meterology projections estimate Cyclone Alfred will reach the coast on early Saturday morning, and may bring ...
More than 660 state schools will close in Queensland on Thursday and Friday, with the closures spanning from Cooroy in the ...
As millions of residents of Queensland and northern NSW brace for Tropical Cyclone Alfred to make landfall on Friday, experts have warned insurance claims could top $2 billion.
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