Australia, Queensland
Floods kill 2 people and wreak havoc in Australia's Queensland after monsoon rains
WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- Monsoon rains unleashed flooding in Australia’s Queensland that have claimed the lives of two people as the week-long deluge dropped months of rainfall in a few days, devastating small rural towns on the state’s north coast.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is warning up to 200 millimetres could still fall on Townsville, Ingham and surrounds.
Thousands of residents are beginning to return home to assess damage to their homes and businesses.
With much of north Queensland still feeling the impacts of severe weather that has lashed the region over the past few days, ...
On a lighter note, a video shared on Facebook shows the wild moment a man catches a massive barramundi, grinning from ear to ear has he hauled it to his car at the Ross River Dam in Townsville. The ...
As heavy flooding smashes the mainland in North Queensland, holidaymakers were temporarily stranded on the normally sunny ...
Images have captured the grim reality left behind by deadly floods in North Queensland, which left the rural town of Ingham isolated for days, with no power, no running water, and no road access for ...
Thousands of people in towns across north Queensland continue to suffer the impacts of record breaking rain and flooding.
A second woman has died in floodwaters in a rain-hit Queensland region as showers begin to ease following days of torrential ...
North Queensland continues to face a flood emergency, with some parts struck by close to 2 metres of rain since the disaster ...
The destruction from the rainfall over the past week was described as "quite frankly incredible" by David Crisafulli, the premier of Queensland, Australia.
Residents in a flood-hit town in Far North Queensland learned early today they have been left without drinking water.
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