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Sydney’s rivers and catchment won’t have a chance to dry out until early April, with rain and thunderstorms forecast for the rest of the month.

Sydney, the Central Coast, Mid North Coast and Upper Hunter are set to be hit with 100mm of rain in just four days, the Bureau of Meteorology has warned.

A tropical cyclone warning has been cancelled across the Northern Territory but residents have been warned ...

Thousands of Australians have been told to brace for wild weather this week as lashings of heavy rain and storms threaten to ruin holiday plans for residents as a cool change sweeps across the eastern states.

Twenty new or upgraded gauging stations located in the Darling, Macquarie, Culgoa, Gwydir, Border Rivers, and Namoi catchments will be installed

Canberra is the often forgotten capital of Australia, not Sydney or Melbourne or any other Australian city. Indeed, it could have been Melbourne or Sydn...

More ancestral remains of First Nations people are being held in major Australian museums today than in 2010, despite a long-standing government policy to return remains to their communities, says a leading activist.

Date Time Man charged, weapons seized, after investigation into public place shooting at Bourke A man will face court today charged with firearm offences following an investigation into a public place shooting in the state’s north-west on New Year’s Day. About 5.30am on Friday 1 January 2021, officers received reports a firearm had been fired multiple times during an argument on Culgoa Street, Bourke. Police were told a group of people had congregated on the street during the altercation be...

Welcome back, Darling © Provided by ABC NEWS Floodwaters are re-energising drought-hit communities. () Australias third-longest river, The Darling, is running a banker once more as floodwaters from March storms bring its first major flush after years of drought.  For some people the water means money in the bank; for others it represents a feed or a place to come together with family. With a red dog the shape of a wombat by her side, three-year-old Ivy Moore leads her father James to hi...

Barwon River flood transforms tiny border town of Mungindi after drought, COVID and fire WedWednesday 7 Mungindis current landscape (right) is vastly difference to last Septembers (left). ( Print text only For the past 12 months, Mungindi residents have had little to smile about.  Prolonged drought had run the Barwon River dry and drawn hundreds of skinny kangaroos into town searching for "a skerrick" of grass or water. Now the arrival of floodwaters from the east — after weeks of decent...