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• Supermarkets, bottleos, servos: What’s open, closed across SEQ

  By Mikaela Mulveney, Ayla Connolly, Judith Kerr| Townsville Bulletin Verified With less than 24 hours before Tropical Cyclone Alfred arrives on the South East Queensland coast, residents are scrambling for last minute supplies. While many retailers have closed in the most severely impacted areas, some have remained open but are expected to close earlier than normal.

  By Mikaela Mulveney, Ayla Connolly, Judith Kerr · Townsville Bulletin

  Mar. 06, 2025

• New mapping data exposes Redland’s vulnerability to flood, storm surge

  By Judith Kerr| Townsville Bulletin Verified A state-of-the-art flood map of Redland City, released on Thursday, shows thousands of homes could be affected by flooding and tidal surges over the next three days. The new map highlights approximately 8000 island and mainland properties including those around canal estates and along waterfront easements. Redland mayor Jos Mitchell said the map was upgraded on Thursday to combine both anticipated storm surges and potential flood inundation.

  By Judith Kerr · Townsville Bulletin

  Mar. 06, 2025

• Tenants Queensland Penny Carr warns renters they can be liable for cyclone damage

  By Judith Kerr| Townsville Bulletin Verified Queensland Renters Urged to Understand Responsibilities as Cyclone Alfred approachesThe state’s peak body for renters, Tenants Queensland, has made an urgent reminder to tenants about their rights and responsibilities in the event of storm damage from Cyclone Alfred. Tenants Queensland CEO Penny Carr has warned renters not to assume landlords will cover all cyclone-related damages and to take necessary precautions before the severe weather hits.

  By Judith Kerr · Townsville Bulletin

  Mar. 03, 2025

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