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Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle Strikes Queensland

What does climate change have to do with tropical cyclones like TC Narelle?

Tropical cyclones have always been part of life for many people in northern Australia, but climate pollution is making them more intense and destructive. It is critical that we understand that such disasters are no longer simply “natural”.

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Australians told to shelter in place as Tropical Cyclone Narelle hits Queensland

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle: how did global heating fuel one of Queensland’s most severe storms in years?

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Rio shuts bauxite mines as cyclone hits northeast Australia

Rio Tinto (RIO.AX), the world's largest iron ore producer, temporarily shut its Amrun ‌and Andoom bauxite mines in Northern Queensland as tropical cyclone Narelle battered northeast Australia.

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle hits far north Queensland as 250km/h winds tear off roofs and fell trees

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle batters northeast Australia

‘It sounded like a washing machine’: Remembering the night Cyclone Yasi hit Queensland

I was a journalist in Cairns at the time and was sent south to cover the preparations for Yasi before bunkering down for the aftermath. We had motels booked from Innisfail to Ingham. A photographer and I stayed in Cardwell for a night before deciding the storm surge posed too much of a threat and moved on.

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Australians brace for ‘damage’ as Cyclone Narelle makes landfall

Australians brace for ‘significant damage’ as tropical Cyclone Narelle makes landfall - Queensland premier warns cyclone could trigger flash flooding

‘Damage will be widespread’: Narelle brings 250km/h wind gusts, with tourists evacuated and schools closed

Massive storm tracking a path to Queensland coast, which intensified offshore Thursday morning to category 5, fuelled by warm waters in Coral Sea

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Biggest cyclone 'in living memory' set to impact coast

Tropical Cyclone Narelle is barrelling toward northern Australia and could impact the coast as a category five system, inflicting winds up to more than 250km/h.

From Willis to Jasper: A history of the cyclones that have defined the Far North

Cairns has endured cyclones since the city’s founding 150 years ago, very natural and commonly used. turning devastation into an art of rebuilding and shaping the city’s remarkable resilience.

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Queensland’s “prepare and repair” disaster economy – brought to you by coal and climate change

Queensland is more or less actively encouraging more state disasters via coal and gas investment. This means “prepare and repair” will continue to offer investment opportunities.