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1 "Not out of the woods yet": Northern NSW residents urged to be ready to evacuate 5:22
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedResidents of Lismore in northern New South Wales, have been told they can return home with caution, with authorities warning ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred is still making an impact. People in southeast Queensland are also being warned of heavy rainfalls and widespread blackouts in the coming week.
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe Western Australian Labor Party will govern the state for a third consecutive term, after a resounding defeat over the Liberals. Labor premier Roger Cook says his party has been rewarded for delivering a sensible and stable government.
The Prime Minister says the ADF personnel involved in serious road crash are heroes; more than a 1,000 people killed in two days of fighting in Syria; Carlton star Charlie Curnow ruled out of the Blues' AFL season opener against Richmond.
Queensland recovering from one of the worst power outages ever caused by a natural disaster, Labor wins a third term in WA elections; the Waratahs surge to best start since 2009 with dominant win over Force.
Increased flood risk the main concern, as ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches the Australian mainland; police investigate the theft of a flag from a mosque in Western Sydney; and in the AFL, the Dockers welcome the club's newest Indigenous players with a smoking ceremony.
Millions told to stay indoors as ex-cyclone Alfred makes landfall; 17-year-old under scrutiny over airport bomb threat; James Sicily shines as Hawthorn battle past Sydney in AFL season opener.
Cyclone Alfred expected to make landfall within hours and New Zealand now providing support; teen allegedly storms plane with shotgun, claims to have bombs at Avalon Airport; Hawthorn stuns Sydney with dominant win in season opener.
In this bulletin, Cyclone Alfred expected to lose strength as it makes landfall, calls for urgent industry action after a teen was arrested trying to board a flight to Sydney. And in sport, the Matildas drop to their lowest world ranking in two decades.
In this bulletin, residents brace themselves as Cyclone Alfred gets closer to making landfall, a Lithuanian rower rescued by the Australian navy reflects on the experience. And in athletics, Australian teenager sprint sensation Gout Gout's next sporting challenge.
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedResidents on high alert ahead of Cylone Alfred making landfall; Donald Trump delays most tariffs on Mexico; and in sport, Australia's tennis great Fred Stolle has died at age 86.
Cyclone Alfred's delay to prolong torrential rain; New racism register report highlights stereotypes confronting First Nations peoples; And in sport, Liverpool strike a lucky late goal to win first leg of Champions league clash.
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe United States says it has paused intelligence sharing with Ukraine... residents prepare for the worst ahead of Cyclone Alfred's arrival... and New Zealand beats South Africa to make the final of the Champions Trophy
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Northern New South Wales residents hoping for the best but preparing for the worst of Cyclone Alfred; The UN hails a new proposal for Gaza's reconstruction; And in sport, Football Australia defends delays on a promised security taskforce.
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