Brisbane braces itself for flooding
The devastating Queensland floods are now threatening the state's largest city, Brisbane, where the city council is offering sandbags to residents in low-lying parts of the city.
The devastating Queensland floods are now threatening the state's largest city, Brisbane, where the city council is offering sandbags to residents in low-lying parts of the city.
Eastern Australia's sopping wet summer has set the scene for an "explosion" of imported New Zealand produce.
The floodwaters that have isolated towns, forced thousands from their homes, and devastated crops and industry appear to have peaked.
Queensland residents are about to begin the monumental task of cleaning up their properties as floodwaters start to recede.
Queensland is losing up to $131m a day in coal exports over floods which have left 40 towns isolated or partly underwater.
Twenty three Queensland towns and cities are now affected in a disaster zone larger than the size of New South Wales.
The damage from the Queensland floods is so extensive it will affect the international economy...
A nine-year-old Auckland boy survived going over a 20m waterfall in Queensland.
New Zealand will send a Civil Defence emergency response team to flood-ravaged Queensland.
I'd come to the Gold Coast looking for adventure and that was what I got.
Queensland's flood crisis has affected 200,000 people over an area bigger than France and Germany combined.
Homes are underwater in the city of Bundaberg and residents are fleeing Emerald as Queensland's flood crisis continues to take a heavy toll.
The southeast Queensland city is braced for its highest flood peak in 50 years, with 200 people already evacuating their homes.
Entire Queensland towns have been inundated and more could go under in a deluge that's swamped the state makes its way towards the sea.
Mass evacuations are under way across flooded Queensland with disasters declared in the inland towns of Theodore, Dalby and Chinchilla.
Mohamed Haneef has reportedly been awarded about A$1 million in compensation for a 2007 detention.
Former Hanover Finance boss Mark Hotchin wants a $7000-a-week allowance to maintain his lifestyle on the Gold Coast. The Securities Commission gave the Hanover co-founder a $1000-a-week allowance after freezing his NZ assets.