Showing posts with label Queensland Floods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queensland Floods. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 February 2011
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Great graphic of Cyclone Yasi's path as it heads towards Mount Isa, tonight
as it passes over Mount Isa it will then continue across the state border
into the Northern Territory and then head towards Alice Springs
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"Mining giant Xstrata is evacuating personnel from its operations at Mount Isa and Cloncurry in the face of Cyclone Yasi. Only a handful of essential personnel will remain on site for critical site monitoring activities after 4pm #TCYasi"
Weather bureau downgrades Cyclone Yasi
to a tropical low as it nears Mount Isa.
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Cyclone Yasi.
Jo Nova of joannenove.com.au reports >To give you some idea of just how expansive Yasi is, look at the size of it compared to the continental USA, and the UK just for scale.
More here
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Cyclone Yasi to on its way to Northern Queensland
Yasi will cross the coast Wednesday night and is expected to gain momentum and strength. It is currently a category two and predicted to be a category four on touchdown.
Looking at the WeatherChannel site you can watch the movement of the cyclone. To me it looks like a giant comet is about to crash onto the coast.
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Bundaberg Rum's Exploding Croc Ads Apology
Bundy's Apology's Apology
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Late News Tonight-
Just announced at Gabba Stadium, Brisbane at the Day/Night cricket match between Australia vs England flood relief contributions from cricket teams & supporters is $6,009,602. Magnificent effort from all.
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
I have been on Facebook to check how my nephews living in Brisbane are going ... Adam's street has been closed and the flood is on the other side of the hill, they are hoping the hill protects them.
Later, I was on the phone to my sister and Adam rang to ask his dad to go on ebay and put a bid on for him. :-) (on a bike he wants) as he now has no internet.
Brisbane River currently at 4.26m and rising.
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John Birmingham writes >> It always comes out of the west ... more
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Monday, 10 January 2011
Sunday, 9 January 2011
ABC News(Australia) have asked the flood victims to record their experiences of the onset of the floods in their regions.
Anne and Bruce Chater, a schoolteacher and doctor from the small central Queensland town of Theodore returned from a trip to Nepal on 20 December in time for Christmas and are now coping with floods waters surging around their house and surgery and are now providing updates and photos.
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Two photos of the floods in north eastern Queensland.
Depot Hill, Rockhampton.
(MECHIELSEN LYNDON/AFP/Getty Images
Rescued Kangaroos, Wellington.
Rodney Dowton ferries a boatload of kangaroos
through floodwaters near Wellington, Australia.
(AP Photo/Lake Burrendong Sport and Recreation Centre, Tracy Woods
I got these two photos from
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