Dangerous surf conditions have claimed four lives in NSW over the Easter weekend and authorities spent Saturday searching for a 24-year-old washed off the rocks at Little Bay.
Three people have drowned in a horror day on the NSW coast as waves up to five metres high threaten beach plans for the Easter break.
Errol had been heading west away from Australia before it made a sharp U-turn and is now moving towards the Kimberley coast.
Floodwaters from “exceptional” monsoonal rains in western Queensland were devastating for many graziers but are already breathing new life into the normally dry landscapes of the interior.
A huge surge has caused landslips underneath beachfront properties at two communities at the heart of a heated debate over plans to build seawalls.
Huge swells have hammered the city’s beaches,damaging walkways and inundating footpaths.
At least 50 people in Thargomindah were evacuated as the flooding threat spread in the sodden state.
Rescuers are searching for a man whose car was swept away west of Taree as authorities say some communities could be trapped by floodwater for six weeks.
Emergency services are searching for the man,who was towing a caravan while crossing a flooded causeway.
Completely submerged after Alfred,Hanlon Park has staged a remarkable recovery,and that resilience could be a sustainable solution for other flood-prone areas.