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Queensland shoppers complain of fresh produce shortage as major highways remain underwater - Vimarsana News

Queensland shoppers complain of fresh produce shortage as major highways remain underwater

Frustrated Queenslanders have complained of empty supermarket shelves as rising floodwaters leave major highways and prevent fresh produce from arriving in stores across the state.

Brisbane floods map: Scale of flood crisis revealed as state braces itself for days of heavy deluge - Vimarsana News

Brisbane floods map: Scale of flood crisis revealed as state braces itself for days of heavy deluge

An ominous graphic has revealed the regions in southeast Queensland and northern NSW hardest hit by the unravelling flood crisis as residents are told to prepare for the wet and wild conditions to worsen.

Queensland floods: Matt Doran returns to Sunrise to report live from Brisbane - Vimarsana News

Queensland floods: Matt Doran returns to Sunrise to report live from Brisbane

Weekend Sunrise host Matt Doran has resumed on-air duties at Channel Seven after taking an extended hiatus to focus on his mental health

Premier's pitch to IOC: 'No firmer friend than a Queenslander' - Vimarsana News

Premier's pitch to IOC: 'No firmer friend than a Queenslander'

Premier’s pitch to IOC: ‘No firmer friend than a Queenslander’ We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk put the people of Queensland front and centre of the 2032 Olympic bid in a three-day “virtual showcase” with the International Olympic Commission. The IOC’s Future Host Commission made a three-day “virtual inspection” of the region and heard submissions from the Australian, Queensland and Brisbane government leaders. Premier Annastacia Pal...

Wivenhoe Dam's Sunwater and Queensland government to pay $440 million following 2011 floods - Vimarsana News

Wivenhoe Dam's Sunwater and Queensland government to pay $440 million following 2011 floods

The Queensland government and its dam operator Sunwater will pay $440million to compensate flood victims of the 2011 Wivenhoe Dam disaster.   State-owned operators Sunwater and Seqwater faced a class action lawsuit in 2019 following the floods in southeast Queensland.   About 23,000 homes were hit by flood waters, which inspired a clean up effort from volunteers known as the 'Mud Army'.  A hydrology report commissioned by the Insurance Council of Australia found that water was released from Wivenhoe Dam during the heavy rainfall, which raised levels in the Brisbane River by as much as 1...