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Ex-cyclone Mitchell triggers heavy rain, damaging winds and flood warnings across Western AustraliaEx-cyclone Mitchell, now a tropical low, made landfall overnight near Shark Bay, Western Australia, bringing heavy rainfall and damaging wi...- Queensland braces for renewed cyclone threat as flood emergencies deepen across coast and interiorQueensland braces for a double weather blow as ex-cyclone Koji's aftermath meets a new tropical system brewing in the Coral Sea. Dangerous ...
- Tomato prices surge in Australia as virus outbreak and wet weather trigger major shortageAustralia faces a tomato shortage due to a reduction in supply caused by heavy rain and virus outbreaks. Prices have increased significantl...
- Cyclone Tam leaves New Zealand flooded and shakenCyclone Tam disrupted New Zealand with thunderstorms and flooding. Power outages affected many. Auckland faced heavy rain and lightning. Em...
- Cyclone Tam tests Auckland's sporting spirit, some events postponedDespite Cyclone Tam's impact, Auckland's major sporting events proceed this Easter weekend. Harness racing and some football/rugby matches ...
- Cyclone Tam slams North Island, thousands without power, roads floodedCyclone Tam has unleashed havoc across New Zealand's North Island, leaving thousands without power and disrupting travel plans ahead of Eas...
- Cyclone Tam brings wild weather and power outages to New Zealand's North IslandCyclone Tam, now an ex-tropical cyclone, hit North Island, New Zealand. Strong winds and heavy rain caused power outages. A yacht sank off ...
- Cyclone Tam lashes upper North Island, Auckland Harbour Bridge braces for impactTropical Cyclone Tam's approach threatens New Zealand's upper North Island with severe winds and rain, prompting warnings for the Auckland ...
- Cyclone Tam approaches New Zealand, over 1000 homes lose power in upper North IslandTropical Cyclone Tam is nearing New Zealand's upper North Island, bringing powerful winds and heavy rainfall. Authorities have issued warni...
- Temperature rise more in winter months than in summerThe warmth of winter months has increased significantly over the past 100 years.
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