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Cyclone Jasper

  • ‘Not the Same’: Cyclone Leaves Dirty Water, $150 Million Fix
    ‘Not the Same’: Cyclone Leaves Dirty Water, $150 Million Fix
    'The figure we have been given to get our water back up to a perfect solution is around the $150 million mark.'
    March 1, 2024BY AAP
  • Communities Still in the Dark After Destructive Storms in Queensland
    Communities Still in the Dark After Destructive Storms in Queensland
    The bureau said the system was a 40 percent chance of becoming a cyclone on Feb. 16.
    February 14, 2024BY AAP
  • Drenching Predicted as Cyclone Heads Toward Coast in Australia
    Drenching Predicted as Cyclone Heads Toward Coast in Australia
    'We're anticipating widespread flooding through the weekend, going into early next week.'
    January 23, 2024BY AAP
  • Queensland’s $2 Billion Damage Bill for Rebuild Set to Rise
    Queensland’s $2 Billion Damage Bill for Rebuild Set to Rise
    The bill for damage caused by the wild weather that has lashed Queensland might not be finalised for ...
    January 5, 2024BY AAP
  • Some Tourists Unfazed but Cyclone Assistance on Way in Far North Queensland
    Some Tourists Unfazed but Cyclone Assistance on Way in Far North Queensland
    Far North Queensland lost more than $270 million worth of visitor bookings due to cancellations following the destruction ...
    January 4, 2024BY AAP
  • Flood Funding to Get Far North Queensland Back up and Running
    Flood Funding to Get Far North Queensland Back up and Running
    Floodwaters are receding along with tourism dollars in Queensland's far north, prompting more financial support for the devastated ...
    December 22, 2023BY AAP
  • Cyclone Crop Damage to Hit Supply as Farmers Count Cost
    Cyclone Crop Damage to Hit Supply as Farmers Count Cost
    Mangoes, bananas, papaya and avocados are among produce destroyed in far north Queensland as producers assess damage from ...
    December 22, 2023BY AAP
  • A Break Up Letter to the Prime Minister
    A Break Up Letter to the Prime Minister
    It’s not with a light heart or a trifling spirit that I commit these words to paper.
    December 21, 2023BY Nicole James
  • Insurers Told Not to Muddy the Water on Flooding Claims
    Insurers Told Not to Muddy the Water on Flooding Claims
    'It is absolutely unhelpful and it is disgusting for insurers to try and pass the buck away from ...
    December 21, 2023BY AAP
  • Remote Cape York Peninsula Braces for Flooding as Cyclone Jasper Could Intensify
    Remote Cape York Peninsula Braces for Flooding as Cyclone Jasper Could Intensify
    'These are towns that do get isolated for long periods of time during monsoonal events - they are ...
    December 21, 2023BY AAP
  • Rescue for Stricken Town as High Cost of Cyclone Mounts
    Rescue for Stricken Town as High Cost of Cyclone Mounts
    Up to 120 people are expected to be evacuated on Dec. 19 with operations expected to continue into ...
    December 19, 2023BY AAP
  • ‘Disaster Zone’ in Cairns, Water Shortage Due to Cyclone Jasper
    ‘Disaster Zone’ in Cairns, Water Shortage Due to Cyclone Jasper
    The destructive impact of the cyclone, including heavy rain and flooding, has led to damaged infrastructure, disrupting the ...
    December 17, 2023BY Isabella Rayner
  • Girl Fighting for Life After Being Hit by Lightning
    Girl Fighting for Life After Being Hit by Lightning
    A 10-year-old girl is fighting for life after being struck by lightning as more wild weather descended on ...
    December 16, 2023BY AAP
  • People Rescued as Jasper Weakens to Tropical Low
    People Rescued as Jasper Weakens to Tropical Low
    People have been rescued from rising floodwaters as Tropical Cyclone Jasper weakens to a tropical low after hitting ...
    December 13, 2023BY AAP
  • Queensland on High Alert as Cyclone Threat Approaches
    Queensland on High Alert as Cyclone Threat Approaches
    'Winds of this strength can easily bring down tree limbs, whole trees or power lines, damaging fences, roofs ...
    December 12, 2023BY AAP
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