Ex-cyclone Seth still threatens east coast
Ex-tropical cyclone Seth, which is now a tropical low, is continuing to cause havoc off Australia's east coast and impacting Queensland and NSW.
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Ex-tropical cyclone Seth, which is now a tropical low, is continuing to cause havoc off Australia's east coast and impacting Queensland and NSW.
Ex-tropical cyclone Seth, which is now a tropical low, is continuing to cause havoc off Australia's east coast and impacting Queensland and NSW.
Šesti krog Prve lige Telemach sta odprli ekipi, ki sta čakali na prvo zmago. Te pa so se veselili Domžalčani, ki so z golom Senijada Ibričića ugnali najmanj uči...
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Premium Content Subscriber only As heavy rain continues to saturate the Northern Rivers, it's timely that the State Emergency Service launched its latest safety campaign which identified five region towns as high risk. Earlier this month the SES launched the campaign, Floods, the Risk is Real. NSW SES Superintendent Mark Elm said the region was no stranger to floods and the campaign included videos, online information and videos. "NSW SES have targeted the campaign on five high flood risk areas in the Northern Rivers which include the towns and villages of: Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah, Byro...