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Shayla Bulloch
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Journalist, The Morning Bulletin
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By Mikaela Mulveney, Samantha Scott, Thomas Chamberlin Verified, Shayla Bulloch Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified Tropical Cyclone Alfred could take six hours to cross when it eventually arrives, after its expected landfall time was pushed back again. The erratic system is set to dump rain over the southeast for at least two days. Premier David Crisafulli urged South East Queenslanders not to be complacent after Alfred stalled off the coast of Brisbane.
By Thomas Chamberlin Verified, Samantha Scott, Shayla Bulloch Verified, Mikaela Mulveney| Townsville Bulletin Verified Authorities warn South East Queenslanders should bunker down at home and those with no other option should head to evacuation centres as Tropical Cyclone Alfred brings destructive winds and flooding. The first cyclone to hit the region in 50 years could yet strengthen into a category 3 system before it makes landfall, which was on Wednesday night predicted to be sometime on Friday.
By Mikaela Mulveney, Samantha Scott, Thomas Chamberlin Verified, Shayla Bulloch Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified Tropical Cyclone Alfred could take six hours to cross when it eventually arrives, after its expected landfall time was pushed back again. The erratic system is set to dump rain over the southeast for at least two days. Premier David Crisafulli urged South East Queenslanders not to be complacent after Alfred stalled off the coast of Brisbane.
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The Morning Bulletin
The Courier-Mail is a prominent daily newspaper based in Brisbane, Queensland, founded in 1846 as the Moreton Bay Courier. It has undergone several transformations, including a merger with The Mail in 1933, and is currently owned by News Corp Australia. The newspaper transitioned to a tabloid format in 2005 and is recognized as Queensland's most widely read print publication. The Courier-Mail publishes a morning edition from Monday to Saturday, covering a wide range of topics including local, national, and international news. It also offers a digital platform with online news and multimedia content, focusing on Brisbane and Queensland. The newspaper features specialist supplements on lifestyle, entertainment, and investigative journalism, and provides access to archival issues dating back to 1910. Its content emphasizes local reporting on Queensland politics, crime, and community events, while also sourcing national and global news from established networks.
Brisbane, Australia
+61 7 3457 4100
Founded: 1846