Conditions are intensifying across the south-east Queensland and northern NSW coast, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning Tropical Cyclone Alfred's slow track will bring a "very high risk of ...

The Australian Bureau of Meteorology has narrowed its watch area to Noosa to Brisbane, not including Brisbane. Follow here.

Bilambil Heights also remains on a boil water alert. Dean Narramore from the Bureau of Meteorology says the Brisbane area has seen 50-100mm of rainfall with most of that being captured in the last ...

Bombarding people with misleading information during a cyclone isn’t just annoying; it’s dangerous. The system needs to ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred has slowed its approach and is now expected to cross the south-east Queensland coast on Friday afternoon.

Millions of residents along Australia’s eastern coast are bracing for the arrival of a very slow-moving storm, the most southerly tropical cyclone to threaten the region in more than 50 years.

The river has burst its banks in the inner city, spilling across footpaths but falling short of official flood levels.

Residents in Brisbane's bayside areas were told to prepare to evacuate. By Wednesday evening, forecasts of Alfred's landfall had been adjusted to early Friday morning. The BOM advised Alfred's ...

As of early Tuesday morning, Tropical Cyclone Alfred was located 560 km east of Brisbane and moving southeast at a speed of around 6 km/h, according to the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM). Although ...

northeast of Brisbane and moving in a southeasterly direction at 20 kilometers per hour around 11 a.m. local time, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. The cyclone, which is expected to slow ...