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Supercell thunderstorms are expected over parts of Queensland and New South Wales today after hailstones of up to 10 centimetres hit Queensland's Fraser Coast overnight. The Bureau of Meteorology has ...

South East Queensland is in the firing line for severe and dangerous thunderstorms that have the potential to bring giant hail and even trigger tornadoes.

The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating a fatal traffic crash at Yeppoon this afternoon, 3 November. Shortly after 1pm, a blue Mitsubishi Pajero wagon collided with a silver Ford Focus hatchback on ...

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Parts of Queensland and northern NSW are in the firing line for severe and dangerous thunderstorms, which could bring giant hail and tornadoes.

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WEEKLY rainfall totals of 10mm to more than 50mm were recorded from the far north of Western Australia, much of the Northern Territory, adjacent areas of northern South Australia, and most of ...