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Flood alert for some WA regions as nation shivers

Flood alert for some WA regions as nation shivers

Two Western Australian regions are bracing for floods, with heavy rain forecast for the start of the week and communities warned to stock up on essentials in case they become isolated.

  • by Abe Maddison

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Floodwaters soak Sydney’s north-west as rains ease after deluge
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Floodwaters soak Sydney’s north-west as rains ease after deluge

Hundreds of residents in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley were issued emergency warnings to flee as the river surged above moderate levels.

  • by Daniella White and Megan Gorrey
Major flood warning for parts of Hawkesbury, Warragamba Dam spills after deluge
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Major flood warning for parts of Hawkesbury, Warragamba Dam spills after deluge

Some residents are on high alert after an overnight drenching as Sydney’s largest dam spills into the rising Hawkesbury-Nepean river system.

  • by Jessica McSweeney and Catherine Naylor
Desperate for water, some Delhi residents are prepared to kill

Desperate for water, some Delhi residents are prepared to kill

The streets feel like an oven. Driving a water truck is dangerous work when water is rationed: people will do anything to quench their family’s thirst.

  • by Sameer Yasir
Massive weather system to keep Perth’s wind and rain wild this weekend
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Massive weather system to keep Perth’s wind and rain wild this weekend

A massive weather system stretching 4000 kilometres from WA to the east coast is set to bring rain to 80 per cent of the country.

  • by Holly Thompson
Cloud seeding: Indonesia attempts to redirect rain after killer floods

Cloud seeding: Indonesia attempts to redirect rain after killer floods

More rain is forecast after monsoonal downpours triggered a landslide of mud and cold lava from Mount Marapi, that caused rivers to breach their banks.

  • by Kasparman Piliang and Niniek Karmini
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Got somewhere to be? Never try to arrive the same day

Got somewhere to be? Never try to arrive the same day

The recent deluge that soaked Dubai left some passengers stranded for several days.

  • by Michael Gebicki
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Marky Mark and the Phillip Street specialists

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‘Terrifying’ Sydney clifftop sinkhole leaves residents on edge

‘Terrifying’ Sydney clifftop sinkhole leaves residents on edge

Residents of an eastern suburbs cliffside street watched with horror as a road gave way, opening a sinkhole steps from Colin Scotts’ garage.

  • by Jessica McSweeney
‘Hazmat emergency’ over WA tornado asbestos exposure

‘Hazmat emergency’ over WA tornado asbestos exposure

More than 100 homes were damaged by the tornado that scattered asbestos over streets at Bunbury on Friday afternoon. Residents are now eligible for disaster payments.

  • by Rachael Ward
Ordinary weather is now extraordinary, as Sydney braces for more rain

Ordinary weather is now extraordinary, as Sydney braces for more rain

Australia has always experienced swings between hot, dry weather and heavy rain, but this is now amplified.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons