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Cornice collapse and wet loose avalanches will remain a concern

Aussies have been told to brace for a cold and wet winter with large swathes of the country to be hit with months of above average rain and the east coast is hit with its first Antarctic blast of the season.

This week’s Queensland news in brief: Legal first for land court, dangerous wind gusts feared, Gabba loses first Test

Australia has been blasted with an intense polar chill bringing extreme weather and even snow to large swathes of the east coast which are expected to last well into the week.

KLANG: Twenty-nine entities made up of civil society groups, residents associations as well as environmental and interest groups want the authorities to halt the commercial sale of forest land in the peninsula.

SEREMBAN: The Negri Sembilan Pakatan Harapan government will honour its pledge to limit the tenure of the Mentri Besar to two terms, although it failed to secure a two-thirds majority during the state assembly sitting.

KUALA LUMPUR: In less than six years from now, passengers will be able to travel from the Klang Valley to Kota Baru in well below five hours on land.

PETALING JAYA: Construction of the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) from Kota Baru to Port Klang will now run at full steam as Selangor has agreed for the rail line to pass through the northern part of the state, as originally planned.

PETALING JAYA: In less than six years, passengers will be able to travel from Klang Valley to Kota Baru in under five hours.

A preliminary survey found that there are fewer than 200 tigers left in the wild, down from more than 200 in 1999. In the IUCN Red List for Threatened Species, the Malayan tiger is listed as Critically Endangered, which means that it is Totally Protected under the Wildlife Conservation Act 2010. Table of contents 1. […]