Brisbane Times has collated the latest information on everything you need to know to get you through this extreme weather event.
Hundreds of workers in Melbourne’s CBD and Docklands were struck by an outage that affected about 1100 homes and businesses.
As the mercury is predicted to soar to 37 degrees on Tuesday,thousands of residents are still without power and are worried and frustrated at the delays.
Bushfires in WA’s south-west have claimed four homes,while power pole fires cut electricity supply to nearly 40,000 homes across the state.
The intense downpour and wind gusts lasted only minutes but left thousands of Brisbane residents without power.
Firefighters have warned Victoria’s power supply could be at risk,and extra pressure placed on the national grid,as crucial firefighting equipment used to respond to mine and power station fires undergoes repairs.
Sydneysiders have been asked to lower energy use after 3pm as the hottest November day since 2020 offers a stark demonstration of the unreliability of ageing coal power stations.
The energy market operator’s warning exposes weaknesses in the grid’s reliability as Labor and the Coalition escalate their climate wars.
The entire population of Cuba was plunged into a countrywide blackout on Friday. But how did it get to this point?
Power companies will have to pay consumers if they go three days without power,a review has recommended