As of Friday evening local time, Cyclone Alfred was around 105 kilometers (65 miles) east of Brisbane, moving west with damaging winds around 95 kilometers per hour (59) miles per hour), according to ...

Millions of people on Australia’s east coast are bracing for their first tropical cyclone in more than five decades as authorities urge residents in flood-prone areas to evacuate their homes. Storm ...

Waves as high as "three or four-storey buildings", whipped up by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, have gouged millions of cubic metres of sand from about 500 kilometres of coastline between Coffs Harbour ...

A man has disappeared in floodwater, people were ordered to evacuate homes as part of the Australian east coast was lashed by wind and rain ahead of its first tropical cyclone in 51 years.

Insane pictures reveal the damage wreaked at one of Australia’s most popular holiday spots and the frantic work being ...

People can contribute to Cyclone Alfred beach recovery efforts through a citizen science photo project founded by UNSW ...

The wild weather whipped up by ex-tropical cyclone Alfred has exposed a 180-year-old shipwreck. High seas and shifting sands ...

Eastern Australia is grappling with severe flooding as the remnants of Cyclone Alfred bring torrential rains, causing power blackouts for over 200,000 properties and prompting urgent rescue operations ...

BRISBANE, Australia — Flooding rains lashed the Australian east coast even though it avoided ... people who were evacuated from the building. Beach erosion is seen following Cyclone Alfred ...

(Jono Searle/AAP Image via AP) The carcass of a dead whale is washed up at the Creek Mouth at Pottsville Beach in norther ... after heavy rain lashed Australia's east coast on Saturday, toppling ...

Experts believe this phenomenon exceeds the usual amount expected from natural causes and are urging the public to photograph ...

Millions of residents along Australia’s eastern coast are ... along popular tourist beaches from the Gold Coast to northern NSW. “We haven’t seen anything quite like this for a good 50 ...