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 ...
Ingham, home to 4500 people north of Townsville, has been cut off for days as immense flooding peaked on Sunday and Monday.A ...
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 ...
The Albanese Government is providing vital assistance to communities isolated by severe rainfall and flooding in North ...
North Queensland’s largest city is breathing a sigh of relief, with the flood falling short of its feared peak. Residents who evacuated Townsville’s low-lying Black Zone have now been cleared to ...
The body of an 82-year-old woman has been found in receding floodwaters, doubling a rain-ravaged region's death toll after ...
The clean-up efforts in North Queensland could be hampered by further rainfall in coming days, with the potential of up to ...
Thousands of people in towns across north Queensland continue to suffer the impacts of record breaking rain and flooding.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is warning up to 200 millimetres could still fall on Townsville, Ingham and surrounds.
North Queenslanders have stayed true to themselves while in the face of the most recent disastrous and fatal flood.
The destruction from the rainfall over the past week was described as "quite frankly incredible" by David Crisafulli, the premier of Queensland, Australia.
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