Queensland braces for Cyclone Alfred, damaging winds and rain forecast
- Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to make landfall in Queensland between the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast early Friday, bringing damaging winds and heavy rain, as stated by the Bureau of Meteorology .
- Queensland Premier David Crisafulli urged residents to heed emergency advice, stating it is a 'serious event' and evacuation centers will be set up if necessary.
- The Australian Defence Force is prepared to respond, with more than 300,000 sandbags provided to communities, as confirmed by Defence Minister Richard Marles.
- New South Wales is also on alert, preparing for 'destructive wind and extensive flooding' associated with the cyclone.
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Cyclone Alfred exposes weaknesses in vital infrastructure
Thousands of residents are mopping up in the wake of ex-Cyclone Alfred, which has damaged homes and cars, flooded roads and gouged out beaches. I write from Brisbane, where rain has fallen for several days. Most of it is draining to a coastline already swollen and eroded by Alfred’s swell. Flood warnings are current in southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales. Many communities are in danger – some of which have faced multiple floods in…
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