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Queenslanders to prepare for six months of heavy rain and flash flooding with two major weather events set to drench state

Queenslanders have been warned to prepare for more heavy rain and flash flooding with a third consecutive year of La Nina on the cards.

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Police rescue elderly woman trapped inside a partially submerged SUV swept off flooded causeway on NSW North Coast

An elderly woman who spent 45 minutes trapped inside a partially submerged SUV on the NSW North Coast has been rescued.

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NSW residents told to avoid non-essential travel as parts of the state brace for flash flooding and a month s worth of rain

Sydney motorists have been urged to take care on the roads and avoid travelling as parts of New South Wales brace for a drenching weekend.

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Major flood warnings issued for Australia s east coast with residents warned to brace for five days of wet weather

Residents on Australia s east coast have been warned to brace for a drenching which could last for more than five days, with fears some areas could be subject to severe flooding.

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Northern Territory and Queensland may experience several months worth of dry-season rainfall as floods set to return

Australians have been warned to keep their raincoats and gumboots on hand as heavy rain is set to inundate parts of the Northern Territory and Queensland.

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