October rainfall records under threat across south-east Queensland

Brisbane and the Gold Coast are on track for their wettest October in six years as the Bureau of Meteorology predicts more showers and thunderstorms across south-east Queensland.

abc.net.au ·2h ago

October rainfall records under threat across south-east Queensland

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Newly-released footage: Ben Gvir warned of Hamas threat days before October 7 israelnationalnews.com
Pune records 14 days of October heat above 35°C, highest in at least 12 years indianexpress.com

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