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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tiffany Update #6 – Flood Watch
Hume Dam releases increase to manage summer storm activity
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany Update #5 – Cyclone reforms
Producers best flood monitoring system we have
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tiffany Update #2 – Cyclone Warning for Groote Eylandt
Cyclone Watch and Flood Watch Declared – Tropical Cyclone Tiffany
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany has crossed Queensland coast today, Cyclone Watch issued for Northern Territory
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany crossing Queensland coast today, Cyclone Watch issued for Northern Territory
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany approaches Far North Queensland coast
Tropical Cyclone Tiffany named, expected to cross Queensland coast on Monday evening
Tropical Cyclone Warning issued for Far North Queensland as system intensifies
Tropical Cyclone Watch issued for Far North Queensland as system intensifies
Police urge motorists to re-think their travel as severe weather continues across Wide Bay Burnett
Communities urged to prepare for wet weekend
High river warning for Macleay River
2021 produced warmest La Niña on record as climate change supercharges floods and storms
2021 coolest year in nearly decade and wettest since 2016
Big seas = erosion at some Byron Bay beaches
Stay cool, stay safe this summer
Monsoonal weather expected for Top End over next few days
Cyclone Watch – Reconsider travel plans
Tropical Cyclone Watch as Northern Territory communities expect wet weather, strong winds
Bureau committed to keeping crews safe during Sydney-Hobart race
Hypoxic blackwater in western and southern NSW
Safe swimming with EPA beach reports
Preparing building sites for summer lockdown
Know flood potential of where you live
Persistent wet conditions drive River Murray operations into new y
Reminder to put safety first at our beaches – Wollongong
Paluma Dam upgrades complete
Official: Arctic Temperature Record Broken
Things that go bang: 7 tips on helping your pet cope this storm and firework season
Rain, hail or shine – grain industry still on track for lucrative crop
New bushfire spread prediction model keeps firefighters ahead of fire front
Residents reminded to prepare for disaster season
Play it safe and respect river this summer
Bridges reopening after Minor Flood warning lifted
NRMA Insurance helicopter dashes across sky to help
Extra pool hours for summer peak
Minor Flood Warning in place
Yeoval radar on track for 2022 completion
Record-high extreme temperatures and fire danger across WA – following Woodside greenlight for climate-wrecking gas mine
What is La Nina and does it affect me?
La Niña warnings to prompt flood preparedness across Kingston
NewsFeed: 29 November 3 December
Outdoor pool season begins
JT helps Toowoomba students get ready for natural disasters
Australia’s wettest November on record