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Grace Koo

Grace Koo

Verified

Reporter, QT - The Queensland Times

Brisbane

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Total articles 21

  • Fears woman missing in floodwaters in Ipswich

    By Grace Koo Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified Police are investigating reports a woman is missing in floodwaters in Ipswich. Emergency services received a report of a woman entering floodwater near the One Mile Bridge in West Ipswich around 1.55pm Tuesday. Officers were conducting enquiries in the surrounding area near the flooded Bremer River to substantiate the report and emergency services were seen searching the river.

    By Grace Koo Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • ‘Act now’: Flood-devastated community ‘nervous’ as sirens sound

    By Grace Koo Verified, Samantha Scott, Isabella Pesch| The Herald Sun Verified Flood sirens are sounding in Grantham, with the Lockyer Valley Regional Council warning residents at 1pm to ‘move to higher ground and relocate to family and friends as a matter of urgency’. Locals are being urged to take shelters in the Grantham Butter Factory and Gatton Shire Hall. “Do not wait for further direction to relocate,” the council said. Nerves are high in Grantham which was devastated by the 2011 floods.

    By Grace Koo Verified, Samantha Scott, Isabella Pesch · The Herald Sun

    Mar. 09, 2025

  • ‘Take shelter now’: Lockyer Valley braces for dangerous flooding

    By Grace Koo Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified QLD NewsDon't miss out on the headlines from QLD News. Followed categories will be added to My News. Lockyer Valley Regional Council has issued an emergency warning to ask residents to take shelter due to flooding from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. In a warning issued about 7.30am on Monday morning, locals were urged to find somewhere safe as southeast Queensland continues to endure the aftermath of the heavy rain and wind gusts.

    By Grace Koo Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Mar. 09, 2025

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QT - The Queensland Times

Brisbane, Australia