Dr Binoy Kampmark takes a look at the good, bad and politically ugly side of the Townsville flooding disaster.. You can see him just over there,” he tells the camera, pointing to the inflatable crocodile sitting in the gutter.The "crocodile" captured by Scott Munro. Paramedics including critical ...South Australia's remaining COVID-19 border rules will come under review as the state's run of days without new cases edges towards two weeks. The officer was subject to an investigation in relation to allegations of... Police News. A man was hospitalised after being hit by a train, south of Townsville. Are you missing these rings? Townsville’s premier swimming destination, Riverway Lagoons, is now open. A coordinated operation examining mail being processed through the postal service in North Queensland has resulted in the seizure of drugs with a st ...Daniel Andrews knows he's about to make what could be the biggest call of his political life, and there is no margin for error.
Charters Towers Regional Council Mayor Frank Beveridge has called on State Traeger MP Robbie Katter to stop playing politics and get a new hospital for the region. Picture: Stacy Munro/Storyful“I’m going to stick my thumb right up his b**thole,” Mr Munro adds, to a fit of laughter from his children.Running over, the Queensland dad tackles the crocodile before yelling out a triumphant “got him”.The Townsville dad had his kids in stitches. News. comments. Dad wrestles inflatable crocodile on flooded Townsville streetThe ‘crocodile’ captured by Scott Munro. Supercars will revert to a Top 10 Shootout for the opening leg of the Townsville double-header at the end of this month. One is a 37-year-old man who is a nurse in the COVID ward... Charters Towers Regional Council State Election Priority 2020 A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites. Paramedics arrived on scene at Boundary street just after 12am on Thursday. By: Andrew van Leeuwen. A man was hospitalised after being hit by a train, south of Townsville. Stolen vehicle crashes into facility, Townsville. news; Townsville locals make light of Queensland floods as dad wrestles inflatable crocodile. Picture: Andrew RankinThe daily rainfall totals were falling below 250 millimetres and would “ease slightly” on Thursday and Friday as the monsoonal trough slowly moves offshore, he added.Australia’s tropical north typically experiences heavy rains during the monsoon season, but the recent downpours have seen some areas get a year’s worth of rainfall in just a week.The rains turned roads into rivers and were so incessant authorities were forced to open floodgates of a major dam on Sunday.With floodwaters receding in some areas of the hard-hit city of Townsville, residents headed home to help each other clean up their mud-caked properties.“Just coming up the driveway, looking at all the mud, that’s when it hit home,” resident Clayton Linning told the ABC.“There are a lot of neighbours we’ve never met before and now we have, which is really nice.
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Hampton Roads Virginia and Northeastern North Carolina News, Weather, Traffic and Sports. A coordinated operation examining mail being processed through the postal service in North Queensland has resulted in the seizure of drugs with a street value... IT ALMOST NEVER HAPPENS. A motorist captured footage of two speeding cars, suspected to be stolen, when he dropped a friend off at the airport. On Saturday August... Shootout cut from 15 to 10 for Townsville. The first Townsville event will be held on August 29-30. Picture: Stacy Munro/StoryfulWeary residents in Australia’s flood-hit northeast returned home on Wednesday to begin a massive clean-up after almost two weeks of heavy rain, as the wild weather moved south to inundate more towns.Three hundred people remain in evacuation centres and 9000 people remain without power.But schools and businesses are reopening just days after people were being rescued from inundated homes and waterways.Communities remain cut off and thousands are still without power in the state of Queensland, but the weather bureau said the downpours that have seen areas doused with more than 300 millimetres of rain daily were easing.“It looks like the worst is probably over,” Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Vinord Anand told AFP.“We are still seeing rainfall rates that are meeting our severe weather warning criteria, but rainfall totals are not high as they have been in the last five to 10 days.”Amelia Rankin returns to her home in Hermit Park, Townsville.