The S.S. Dicky appeared once again as Alfred, the first cyclone in about 50 years to impact the Sunshine Coast, hit the area. A video shared by Melinda Koltai this week showed waves flowing over ...

The photos before Alfred hit the coast compared what currently stands is like another world, with erosion so extreme — some of the beach escarpments ... full impact of tropical cyclone Alfred ...

Konanki was last seen at around 4:50 a.m. on a beach at the five-star Riu Republica Resort and has not been heard from since, according to a flyer being circulated online. Local news reports say ...

Coastal managers and researchers used drones and laser scanners to map Australia's beach topography in detail ahead of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. That will be repeated in the wake of the storm to ...

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A tropical storm is expected to make landfall ... Jeff Weatherall as he waited for a jet ski to pick him up from Kirra beach and carry him into the big waves. "This is the fifth day straight ...

An Aussie model was urged to go home after she went to a Gold Coast beach to take footage of Tropical Cyclone Alfred as the dangerous storm whipped up gale force winds and waves on the coast of ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to make landfall on late Friday or early Saturday, forcing the closure of ports in Brisbane, where the ships are based Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred, which spawned last week amid a rare trio of tropical cyclones in the South Pacific, is forecast to make landfall in southern Queensland near Brisbane, Australia, on ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is forecast to make landfall later this week, bringing destructive winds and the risk of life-threatening flash flooding. It is expected to be upgraded to a category two ...

It would be the first tropical cyclone to make landfall in that part of Australia since 1974, Narramore told AFP. "It's not record breaking but it's definitely a little bit more unusual," he said.