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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has implored residents of Far North Queensland to listen attentively to media messages as the state battles “unpredictable” Cyclone Kimi. Cyclone Kimi has developed off the coast of far North Queensland, is continuing to move slowly south and is expected to turn south to south-west, closer to the coast, on Monday. Ms Palaszczuk said the cyclone is predicted to hit landfall between Innisfail and Ingham. “We want everyone in these regions up north to be listening to their radio, listening to the media messages because the bureau will be giving y...

A mayor of a Far North Queensland region says the community is bracing for a disaster on two fronts amid a coronavirus threat in shelters as tropical cyclone Kimi is upgraded to a category 2. Residents in areas between Innisfail and Ayr, including Lucinda, Palm Island and Townsville, have been warned to prepare property to be lashed by the storm. "It is currently moving south-southeast and is likely to continue this movement through tonight but is now expected to slow and stall off the coast between Hinchinbook Island and Townsville on Tuesday while beginning to weaken," the bureau warned ...

Swathes of Australia's east coast are set to be battered by heavy rain and damaging winds this week, as wild summer weather returns.  Tropical cyclone Kimi bearing down the north Queensland coast has intensified and been re-classed as Category 2 on Monday as emergency preparations begin ahead of the storm's landfall.  The system is currently moving south with wind speeds of about 130km/h and a cyclone warning has been issued for Townsville, Ayr and Palm Island.  The wild weather will not just be confined to the north of country, with south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales expec...

Queensland’s looming cyclone has been upgraded to a category 2 as the local mayor deals with a coronavirus threat amid a possible disaster.

'Tying up the banana trees': North Queensland prepares for Cyclone Kimi We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 4.42pm Normal text size Advertisement As the wind picks up, the rain increases and the seas become rougher, north Queensland residents are making their final preparations for category two Tropical Cyclone Kimi to make landfall. The warning zone extends from Innisfail to Ayr, including Lucinda, Palm Island and Townsville, with the system 30 kilometres east-south-east of Cairns and 195 kilometres north of Townsville. Cyclone Kimi is hangin...