The key points from David Crisafulli’s latest address on ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Mr Crisafulli said electricity was the number one challenge. 130,000 homes have been reconnected, with more than 200,000 still without power. To those still in darkness, Mr Crisafulli “crews are working around the clock and their priority first and foremost is to try and get this state back on its feet”.
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has outlined how schools, public transport and supermarkets will be impacted this week in ...
Mr Crisafulli laid down the law as Alfred, downgraded to a tropical low-pressure system, continued to create havoc across ...
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli addressed the media at a press conference on Friday morning about the looming Tropical ...
The Bureau of Meteorology says the wild weather is "still not over" for parts of Queensland's south-east and northern NSW, ...
(Reuters) -Hundreds of thousands of people in Australia's Queensland state were without power on Sunday after Alfred, a downgraded tropical cyclone, brought damaging winds and heavy rains, sparking ...
Follow our live coverage in the wake of Alfred here.Schools are due to reopen where it is safe to do so on Monday and ...
More than 1000 schools will remain closed in cyclone-ravaged southeast Queensland and northern NSW on Monday and some NAPLAN ...
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