All posts tagged "weather"

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  Must See

  DBA Lillaroi durum wheat excelled in first production year

  Northern NSW durum growers experienced great results with Durum Breeding Australia (DBA) durum wheat variety Lillaroi, even in the unusually wet 2016...

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  Sugar industry braces for Cyclone Debbie

  Around half of Queensland’s sugarcane crop and more than 1,150 cane farming families are in the path of Tropical Cyclone Debbie.

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  News and Views

  Tropical Cyclone Debbie to impact the Queensland Coast

  Tropical Cyclone Debbie has intensified to Category 3 strength and is forecast to further intensify to Category 4 strength as it crosses...

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  News and Views

  Defence poised to support to North Queensland

  The Australian Defence Force is well prepared to support Queensland emergency services and the communities which may be affected by Tropical Cyclone...

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  News and Views

  Coral Sea tropical cyclone likely to develop

  North Queensland remains on high alert with the tropical low in the Coral Sea likely to intensify to tropical cyclone strength this...

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  Rural

  Increasing risk of a tropical cyclone developing

  North Queensland is on high alert with an increasing risk of a cyclone developing.

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  Rural

  Rain and thunderstorms to continue in QLD

  Showers and thunderstorms are forecast to continue for much of Queensland, with the heaviest falls in the central coastal region from Rockhampton...

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  Rural

  Assistance for primary producers extended to Mid Murray in South Australia

  Minister for Justice Michael Keenan and South Australian Minister for Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Leon Bignell has announced that Category C assistance...

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  Fast Facts

  South Doodlakine Doppler radar images now online

  Hines Hill farmer Cam Gethin’s wish for a Doppler radar for the eastern wheatbelt has finally come true, with the newly installed...

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  Rural

  Research maps thunderstorm ‘hotspots’

  A University of Queensland study has identified Springfield, Ipswich, Boonah, Beaudesert, Esk and Jimboomba as some of south-east Queensland’s most intense areas...