The cyclone is predicted is likely to intensify at 4am AEST on Tuesday and conditions are expected to deteriorate further as Alfred approaches the south-east Queensland coast.

For the first time since 1974, a cyclone will cross the south-east Queensland coast this week as a category one or two storm.

South-east Queensland will begin to feel the fury of Tropical Cyclone Alfred over the next 24 to 48 hours. South East Queensland will soon begin to feel the fury of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, with ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred could impact a heavily-populated area extending from Bundaberg to south of the Queensland border.

Locate and be ready to disconnect or shut down your gas, electricity, solar power and water services if instructed. Fasten ...

South East Queensland will soon begin to feel the fury of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, with destructive winds and huge swells set to slam the state's coastline.

Authorities are urging residents to buy only what they need and avoid unnecessary hoarding that could leave others without ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to re-intensify before crossing the southeast Queensland coast at the end of the week, ...

If you're in southeast Queensland, brace yourself.Author Steve Turton Adjunct Professor of Environmental Geography, CQUniversity ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred has this morning strengthened again to a category two storm, just several hundred kilometres off the ...