Meteorologists map out cyclone path as Australia’s west coast braces for Zelia’s ‘severe impact’
Residents between Port Hedland and Broome have been warned to brace for the “severe impact” to the east Pilbara coast or ...
‘Volcanic’: Tasmanians urged to leave their homes as bushfires rage
Tasmanians are being urged to leave their homes and towns, monitor conditions and prepare to take shelter as a complex web of bushfires burn across the state’s west coast, with one resident describing ...
Cyclone Zelia as it happened: WA prepares for category five weather system to hit state’s Pilbara region
The West Australian mining towns of Karratha and Port Hedland are both at risk of a “direct impact” from Severe Tropical ...
Emergency warning for Port Hedland residents as severe Tropical Cyclone Zelia nears WA coast
An emergency warning is in place for parts of the Pilbara, including the town of Port Hedland, as severe Tropical Cyclone ...
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Western Australia bracing for category 5 tropical cyclone
Severe Tropical Cyclone Zelia is intensifying rapidly to the north of Western Australia and is expected to make landfall on ...
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'Leave immediately': Tasmanians urged to flee fires
Just after 2pm (AEDT), the Tasmania Fire Service issued a Bushfire Emergency Warning for Corinna and surrounds, urging people ...
As it happened: WA news on Tuesday, February 11
Wednesday, February 19, 5pm: Seminar two considers WA’s knowledge of the biodiversity of the forests and what information can ...
Severe Tropical Cyclone Zelia hits category 5 strength as Port Hedland battens down
Authorities provide an update as Cyclone Zelia intensifies to category five system and the Bureau of Meteorology says it is ...
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Monsoon surge raises prospect of NT gulf low
A monsoon surge forecast to move through Indonesia and into northern Australian ... of the Kimberley coast late this week. If it develops, the low is expected to move west and remain north of ...
Nearly 95,000 hectares of wilderness in Tasmania's west lost to bushfires
The bushfires on Tasmania's west coast have now burned nearly 95,000 hectares in hard-to-access terrain. Here's how that compares to the devastating fires of 2018-19 — and what comes next.