Cyclone Alfred map tracker: When and where will the Category 2 storm make landfall?
Millions of people in Queensland and northern New South Wales under warnings to hunker down or evacuate, with flights, trains ...
Drone maps reveal scale of sand swallowed in cyclone
Drones show just how much sand has been swallowed up by the ocean in the aftermath of Cyclone Alfred's storm surges. How long ...
The sting in Alfred’s tail: severe rain and flood risk as storms loom over Queensland and northern NSW
This is the sting in Alfred’s tail. These storms are drawing down very warm, moist air from the Coral Sea in the north. If ...
Cyclone Alfred tracker map: When will it hit Queensland and NSW coasts?
The system is expected to make landfall between the Gold Coast and southern parts of the Wide Bay region as a category two ...
Tracking Alfred: Three key maps
The latest forecast path of Alfred, danger areas, warnings, wind data and a breakdown of how cyclones are formed.
Cyclone Alfred latest: Brisbane Airport cancels all flights as Queensland and NSW residents told to evacuate
Brisbane Airport suspends operations as forecasters’ worst fears realised - PM Anthony Albanese warns public to exercise ...
Cyclone Alfred as it happened: South-east Queensland, northern NSW residents brace for direct hit
For the first time in three decades, Brisbane is battening down for the arrival of a tropical cyclone. Follow us here for ...
Residents in northeast NSW and far southeast Queensland are most at ‘risk’ as Cyclone Alfred approaches land
Residents in parts of northern NSW are being warned they could face almost a week of heavy rain and flooding as Tropical ...
‘Off the charts’: Residents queue ‘hours’ for sandbags, brace for Cyclone Alfred
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is set to cross the Queensland coast around midday Friday, as millions of residents there and in northern NSW brace for impact.
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The sting in Alfred’s tail: severe rain and flood risk as storms loom over Queensland and northern NSW
This is a significant weather event because these rainbands are stretching from as far north as Bundaberg in Queensland, right down to Inverell and further south in NSW. And if you’re under one ...