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Storms wash away beaches at Australian tourist spots

Storms wash away beaches at Australian tourist spots Updated / Monday, 14 Dec 2020 09:18 People watch the long stretch of beach at Byron Bay that disappeared due to wild winds, high seas and rain Cyclonic conditions along Australia s northeast coast generated huge seas washing away beaches at popular tourist spots and destructive winds and rain causing widespread flooding, authorities said. Main Beach at Byron Bay, a popular tourist destination in northern New South Wales state, has all but disappeared, Byron Mayor Simon Richardson told media. Television news footage showed a concrete walkway along the beach collapsing into the sea. Right now around Byron, we ve got some severe weather, massive swells, we re watching our beach disappear, he said.

Wild winds, swelling seas and rain batter Australia

Wild winds, swelling seas and rain batter Australia
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Dog rescued from sea foam on Australian beach as storms batter east coast

Dog rescued from sea foam on Australian beach as storms batter east coast Tom Batchelor © Provided by The Independent A dog has been rescued from sea foam churned up along Australia’s east coast, as storms batter the country. The dog, called ‘Hazel’, was rescued live on TV as a camera crew was filming the adverse weather conditions in Australia. Cyclonic conditions generated huge seas along the New South Wales and Queensland shorelines, washing away some beaches. Destructive winds and rain also caused widespread flooding. Byron Bay, a popular tourist destination in northern NSW all but disappeared, Byron Mayor Simon Richardson said. 

One of Australia s most famous beaches, Byron Bay, has all but disappeared

Byron Bay s famous beach has all but disappeared, as storms have thrashed the coasts of New South Wales and south east Queensland. So called “king tides” have caused severe coastal erosion and the beach has been completely covered by the sea. Main Beach at the popular tourist destination in northern New South Wales state, has all but disappeared, Byron Mayor Simon Richardson told media. Television news footage showed a concrete walkway along the beach collapsing into the sea. Right now, around Byron, we ve got some severe weather, massive swells, we re watching our beach disappear, he said. Sandbags are being used to try and protect businesses on the coast, including Beach Restaurant, which remained open despite the battering.

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