Queensland premier David Crisafulli gives what he says is the ‘best briefing we’ve had as a state for a little while’. After days of looming threats from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, ‘the rainfall is easing, rivers are receding and the threat of heavy rainfall is disappearing,’ he says of the latest weather forecast. Just over 100,000 homes and businesses remain without power, which Crisafulli admits is ‘significant’. ‘I am determined to flick the switch from response to recovery,’ he saysIpswich avoids severe flooding by inches as more rain forecast for Queensland and NSW in wake of Cyclone AlfredAustralia news updates Continue reading…Queensland premier David Crisafulli gives what he says is the ‘best briefing we’ve had as a state for a little while’. After days of looming threats from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, ‘the rainfall is easing, rivers are receding and the threat of heavy rainfall is disappearing,’ he says of the latest weather forecast. Just over 100,000 homes and businesses remain without power, which Crisafulli admits is ‘significant’. ‘I am determined to flick the switch from response to recovery,’ he saysIpswich avoids severe flooding by inches as more rain forecast for Queensland and NSW in wake of Cyclone AlfredAustralia news updates Continue reading… ‘Rainfall easing, rivers receding,’ Queensland premier says in wake of ex-Cyclone Alfred – video | Tropical Cyclone Alfred | The Guardian
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Queensland premier David Crisafulli gives what he says is the ‘best briefing we’ve had as a state for a little while’. After days of looming threats from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, ‘the rainfall is easing, rivers are receding and the threat of heavy rainfall is disappearing,’ he says of the latest weather forecast. Just over 100,000 homes and businesses remain without power, which Crisafulli admits is ‘significant’. ‘I am determined to flick the switch from response to recovery,’ he says
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