Completely submerged after Alfred,Hanlon Park has staged a remarkable recovery,and that resilience could be a sustainable solution for other flood-prone areas.
As parts of north,central and western Queensland brace for flooding,more downfall is on the way for the region most impacted by ex-tropical cyclone Alfred.
An upcoming government review of the Pumicestone Passage,north of Brisbane,will hear community concerns about the “highly dynamic” waterway.
The rivers of the NSW North Coast are clogged with thousands of suffocating fish,prawns,eels,and crabs.
Leafy streets give Brisbane’s suburbs character,but the damage from this month’s storm has forced authorities to make some tough decisions.
A wholesale gutting of the United States weather service is placing international weather and climate modelling at risk.
With the intensity and frequency of natural disasters on the rise,planning experts and the insurance industry is having to rethink where and how we build our homes.
How can you know exactly where and when a cyclone will hit land,and where the worst damage will be felt? Sometimes,it’s only once it’s all over.
Triple-digit rainfall totals have battered the region for days,just a month after it experienced a flood emergency that killed two people.
“We have to make sure that something good comes out of the misery of a cyclone at one end of the state and a flood at the other.”