Australia, Queensland and Cyclone Alfred

Video shows Queensland, Australia, after Cyclone Alfred dropped 15 inches of rain
Cyclone Alfred struck the east coast of Australia late Friday, unleashing strong winds, rough surf and dangerous rip currents along popular beaches over the weekend. An estimated 10 to 15 inches fell around Brisbane and on Moreton Island during the storm.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred exposes 130-year-old shipwreck in Australia
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Thousands of Australians without power as storm Alfred lashes Queensland
The storm reached the Queensland coast on Saturday as a "tropical low" after 16 days as a cyclone, prompting preparations by millions of residents.
Cyclone Alfred washes out streets of Queensland
Cyclone Alfred moved west across Queensland, Australia, on March 9, bringing strong winds and up to 15 inches of rain to some communities.
More buyers fighting for homes across Queensland in the wake of Cyclone Alfred
Home values in cyclone-impacted areas across Queensland are likely to take a hit, but an increase in demand for properties in unaffected suburbs could actually drive prices higher.
Cyclone Alfred downgraded as millions of Australians stay indoors
Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred lingered off the south-east Australian coast on Saturday and forecasters said Brisbane is likely to miss the worst of the storm, a relief for millions of residents in the region who have been staying indoors.
Cyclone Alfred's Impact on Queensland and NSW: Over 300,000 Without Power Amid Flood Risks
Cyclone Alfred causes severe flooding and power outages in Queensland and NSW, affecting over 300,000 residents. Government aid announced.- Watch Video on English Oneindia
Australia's Cyclone Alfred Batters Queensland, Australia, Total Black-Out As Floods Wreck Havoc
Cyclone Alfred has weakened into a tropical low, but its impact remains severe across Queensland and NSW. Over 300,000 people are without power, and flood risks persist as heavy rain lashes Brisbane.
Flash floods, blackouts and a ‘sharknado’ as Cyclone Alfred lashes Australia
By Kristine Sabillo Heavy rainfall and flooding damaged homes and vehicles in Australia, with locals even reporting shark sightings in inland canals. Cyclone Alfred formed over the Coral Sea on Feb. 22,
Power restored to 90pc of Queensland homes after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
More than 33,000 properties remain without power across south-east Queensland, with about half of the outages on the Gold ...
Why conspiracy theories and misinformation spread in the long wait for Cyclone Alfred
Last Monday, March 3, the Bureau of Meteorology warned residents of Queensland and New South Wales that Tropical Cyclone ...
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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred: What's the big unknown?
Ex-TC Alfred is the first cyclone to hit southeast Queensland since ex-TC Zoe in 1974. Some footage of that event can be seen ...
Residents of islands that saved millions from Cyclone Alfred say they are the lucky ones
Queensland's bay islands act as a natural buffer protecting the mainland from severe storm surges, and helped save Brisbane from the full force of Cyclone Alfred.
In Pictures: Recovery efforts begin after ex-Cyclone Alfred ravaged famous beaches
Suburbs and towns across south-east Queensland and northern NSW have been flooded after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred moved ...
This Cyclone Broke Every Rule – And Now It’s Wreaking Havoc
Tropical Cyclone Alfred, an unusually southern storm for Australia’s east coast, took a surprising turn toward land, putting ...
Ex-Cyclone Alfred: Queensland premier says a 'lot of work to do' as clean-up continues — as it happened
The Bureau of Meterology says flood levels on Bremer River through Ipswich may have peaked just below the major flood level.
Ex-Cyclone Alfred live: Woolworths says it will 'take some time' to return to normal, premier ready to call out insurance companies
Follow along as we bring you all the latest as the impacts of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred are felt by millions of Australians.