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Record-breaking Queensland flood peak predicted for Sunday : forecaster - Stock market news - Vimarsana News

Record-breaking Queensland flood peak predicted for Sunday : forecaster - Stock market news

SYDNEY (Reuters) -A record-breaking flood in Australia's Queensland state was forecast to peak on Sunday, after almost 100 residents of an outback town were moved to higher ground. | 09:56pm

Record-breaking Queensland flood peak predicted for Sunday: forecaster - Vimarsana News

Record-breaking Queensland flood peak predicted for Sunday: forecaster

SYDNEY (Reuters) -A record-breaking flood in Australia's Queensland state was forecast to peak on Sunday, after almost 100 residents of an outback tow...

Source: wtbx.com
South Australia to be 'big beneficiary' of AUKUS: Australian PM | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo - Vimarsana News

South Australia to be 'big beneficiary' of AUKUS: Australian PM | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Saturday that South Australia state would be a "big beneficiary" of the landmar...

Source: wkzo.com
New Zealand police still looking for 8 people missing after Cyclone Gabrielle - Vimarsana News

New Zealand police still looking for 8 people missing after Cyclone Gabrielle

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The number of people still missing after Cyclone Gabrielle that struck New Zealand two weeks ago has dropped to eight, authorities said on Sunday, amid warnings of more wild weather for the nation's North Island.

Australian professor among three hostages released in Papua New Guinea - report - Vimarsana News

Australian professor among three hostages released in Papua New Guinea - report

SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian professor, held for a week by armed men in a remote part of Papua New Guinea, has been released along with two local colleagues, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported on Sunday.