More than 330,000 homes remain without power across south-east Queensland as Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred moves inland.

Brisbane is "unlikely" to see destructive winds with Cyclone Alfred forecast to weaken to a category one system as it moves ...

South East Queensland and northern NSW are in it for the long haul with ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, forecasters have warned, ...

Residents in Queensland's south-east has been warned of life-threatening flooding that will be caused by intense rain before and after Tropical Cyclone Alfred's landfall.

Alfred is forecast to make landfall near Brisbane, the capital of Queensland and Australia’s third largest city.

Tropical Cyclone Alfred has slowed its approach and is now expected to cross the south-east Queensland coast on Friday afternoon.

Residents in Cyclone Alfred’s danger zone have been warned they only have hours to escape, while there are fears an entire coastal city in northern NSW will be inundated with water.

The BOM said this could lead to “some intensification ... sitting about 465 kilometres east of Brisbane and moving west towards the coastline at 11km/h. The Bureau of Meteorology has ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is located 560 km east of Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast and gale force winds are expected to ...

Australia’s east coast is bracing for tidal surges, intense rainfall, strong winds and flooding as a cyclone is expected to ...

Authorities are telling residents to prepare now for wet, windy and wild weather — including potential flash flooding — from Wednesday till the weekend.

Credit: BoM During Wednesday, Alfred picked up speed and was moving towards the coast at 11km/h. By nightfall, Alfred had slowed to 7km/h and was 365 kilometres east of Brisbane and moving northwest.