Ex-Cyclone Alfred live: Brisbane lashed with strong winds as Alfred moves inland
More than 330,000 homes remain without power across south-east Queensland as Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred moves inland.
Brisbane 'unlikely' to see destructive winds as Cyclone Alfred forecast to weaken as it crosses Moreton Bay islands
Brisbane is "unlikely" to see destructive winds with Cyclone Alfred forecast to weaken to a category one system as it moves across Moreton Bay islands on Saturday morning.
Cyclone Alfred: BOM watching system's 'erratic movement' closely as landfall time shifts — as it happened
The Bureau of Meteorology is now predicting Cyclone Alfred to cross the coast Friday night or early Saturday morning, most likely between Noosa and Coolangatta. Take a look back at our live blog.
Cyclone Alfred heading toward Brisbane and eastern Australia for rare landfall
Worst of Cyclone Alfred could hit Brisbane for hours as it crosses over
Australia’s East Coast on Alert as Cyclone Heads to Brisbane
Brisbane and surrounds could be smashed by potential rainfall totals of 450mm in 24 hours from Tropical Cyclone Alfred in Queensland
Residents in Queensland's south-east has been warned of life-threatening flooding that will be caused by intense rain before and after Tropical Cyclone Alfred's landfall.
Fears for Brisbane CBD and south, Gold Coast and northern NSW as more evacuations ordered
Residents in Cyclone Alfred’s danger zone have been warned they only have hours to escape, while there are fears an entire coastal city in northern NSW will be inundated with water.
Cyclone Alfred's delayed crossing 'good news' as it's less likely to cross south-east Queensland at high tide, BOM says
Tropical Cyclone Alfred has slowed its approach and is now expected to cross the south-east Queensland coast on Friday afternoon.
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Increased rain and wind as Tropical Cyclone Alfred heads back towards Brisbane
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is located 560 km east of Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast and gale force winds are expected to develop over the next 24 to 48 hours along widespread moderate to major flooding say the Bureau of Meteorology.
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Cyclone Alfred as it happened: South-east Queensland, northern NSW residents brace for direct hit
Credit: BoM During Wednesday, Alfred picked up speed and was moving towards the coast at 11km/h. By nightfall, Alfred had slowed to 7km/h and was 365 kilometres east of Brisbane and moving northwest.
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred Is Forecast to Impact Brisbane, Southeast Queensland and Northern New South Wales
Authorities are telling residents to prepare now for wet, windy and wild weather — including potential flash flooding — from Wednesday till the weekend.