State and federal emergency agencies have begun bringing aid to graziers hit by an inland sea of floodwater in the west of the state.
Record rains following in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Alfred have caused flooding in parts of Queensland and NSW.
Emergency services are searching for the man,who was towing a caravan while crossing a flooded causeway.
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.
Insurance companies,the banks and the government know what’s coming,but they don’t want to talk about it before it happens,mainly because they don’t know what to do about it.
A flood-prone inner-city sports club has submitted plans for a new clubhouse after insurance companies refused to cover the community facility.
The accelerating risk of climate disasters including floods,bushfires and storms means Sydneysiders in some parts of the city are paying over three times more for home insurance than others.
“Our message to the rest of Australia and to the world is that Queensland remains open for business,” said Tourism Minister Andrew Powell.
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