Brisbane skipper Adam Reynolds admits he fears about the great “unknown” of the Cyclone Alfred threat after Broncos players made an emergency dash home overnight.

Brisbane has ground to a standstill, with schools closed, public transport cancelled and residents urged to stay home for at least two days.Here’s what you need to know.Schools and childcareMore than 600 state schools are closed on Thursday and Friday across south-east Queensland,

State Emergency Service volunteers have helped to fill and distribute more than 40,000 sandbags to residents across Toowoomba and the Lockyer Valley by Friday, as the southwest region prepares for the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

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Residents are urged to tidy up their properties now ahead of Cyclone Alfred’s arrival. The category 2 cyclone is expected to make landfall north of Brisbane, about 7am on Friday, bringing heavy rain and damaging wind. It will track west slowly with effects being felt in the Lockyer Valley and Darling Downs on Friday afternoon.

Hundreds of flights have been cancelled across South East Queensland and Northern NSW due to dangerous weather caused by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Highlights:All Toowoomba Regional Council facilities will close tomorrow, Friday 7 March, 2025, until further noticeTRC Customer Service Call Centre

A woman is dead after a shooting in Toowoomba, with two major streets blocked off and residents being urged to stay inside.

Highlights:The safest place for almost all residents of the Toowoomba Region on Friday and across the weekend will be in their own homes.We are not

An affordable build-to-rent development proposed for a car park in regional Queensland has won fast-tracked approval from the state government. The Brisbane Housing Company project in Toowoomba City will replace a car park on Station Street.

Brisbane have begun the Michael Maguire era with a bang, bashing a rudderless Sydney Roosters in a 50-14 NRL demolition before making a mad dash back to Queensland. With their families watching on from Brisbane while awaiting the arrival of Cyclone Alfred, the Broncos ensured their trip to Sydney was a worthwhile one.