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Severe thunderstorms set to hit south-east Queensland - Vimarsana News

Severe thunderstorms set to hit south-east Queensland

Damaging winds and heavy rainfall hit areas including Brisbane and the Gold Coast on Wednesday afternoon.

Severe thunderstorms set to hit south-east Queensland - Vimarsana News

Severe thunderstorms set to hit south-east Queensland

Damaging winds and heavy rainfall hit areas including Brisbane and the Gold Coast on Wednesday afternoon.

Source: smh.com.au
QLD COVID: State's most vaccinated region is at centre of latest outbreak - Vimarsana News

QLD COVID: State's most vaccinated region is at centre of latest outbreak

Advertisement The centre of Queensland’s latest coronavirus outbreak has been identified as the most vaccinated region in the state, and among the highest-ranked nationwide, while some areas in lockdown as a result are among those with the lowest protection levels. Almost one-quarter of the eligible population in Brisbane west, which includes the suburb of Indooroopilly and surrounds where most of the 47 school cluster cases have emerged in the past four days, has been fully vaccinated, according to new regional vaccination details. Residents are tested for COVID-19 at a pop-up clinic at In...

Power up: Meet Queensland's newest billionaire - Vimarsana News

Power up: Meet Queensland's newest billionaire

Our newest billionaire is a modest bloke who remains perfectly happy to keep driving the trouble-free all-electric Nissan Leaf that he bought 10 years ago.

Source: qt.com.au
Storm carnage: Power outages, 100k lightning strikes, public transport in disarray - Vimarsana News

Storm carnage: Power outages, 100k lightning strikes, public transport in disarray

Premium Content Subscriber only Southeast Queensland was smashed by severe thunderstorms on Wednesday evening, with giant hail, 100,000 lightning strikes, flash flooding and damaging winds. Brisbane’s peak-hour traffic was thrown into chaos with suspended trains, traffic light outages, flash flooding and hour-long delays to commuters through key inner-city routes. Energex reported about 11,000 properties without power at 6.30pm, most on the Sunshine Coast. Flash flooding was reported across Brisbane, with at least two vehicles caught in floodwater at Moorooka. Rain gushes in through the b...