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Severe storms barrel towards south-east coast with hail reported We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Toby Crockford and Cloe Read May 12, 2021 — 3.56pm Normal text size Advertisement The weather bureau has received reports of five-centimetre hail stones in Queensland’s south-east corner as severe storms move across the region towards the coast on Wednesday afternoon. A severe storm warning remains in place for the region, with the Moreton...

Weather by Nilsson Jones Premium Content   Southeast Queenslanders are being told to brace for a cold snap over the weekend after it was smashed by severe thunderstorms last night, with giant hail, 100,000 lightning strikes, flash flooding, and damaging winds leaving their mark. Brisbanes peak-hour traffic was thrown into chaos with suspended trains across the network, traffic light outages, flash flooding and hour-long delays to commuters through key in...

Premium Content Subscriber only The Sunshine Coast will come together on the weekend to honour the men and women who put their lives on the line as Anzac Day services are held across the region. Last year residents commemorated Anzac Day like never before as virus restrictions forced the cancellation of several marches and services. Some events will not go ahead on Sunday due to the recent outbreak in Brisbane as there was too little time to make suitable preparations under the previous guid...

Premium Content Subscriber only The Sunshine Coast will come together on the weekend to honour the men and women who put their lives on the line as Anzac Day services are held across the region. Last year residents commemorated Anzac Day like never before as virus restrictions forced the cancellation of several marches and services. Some events will not go ahead on Sunday due to the recent outbreak in Brisbane as there was too little time to make suitable preparations under the previous guid...

King tide swallows beaches, flooding and fallen trees knock out power We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss King tide swallows beaches, flooding and fallen trees knock out power Normal text size Advertisement Thousands of Brisbane homes and businesses are without power after fallen trees brought down power lines and flash flooding forced parts of the energy network to be shut off for safety reasons. The king tide also engulfed stretches of sand ac...