From Coffs Harbour to Noosa, some of our most famous beaches have been lost
Authorities will bring sand to tourist hotspots, but the affected stretches will take months to recover. Environmental ...
Iconic beaches were washed offshore by Cyclone Alfred – but most of this sand will return
Beaches in southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales are scarred by dramatic sand cliffs, but there is good news.
Iconic beaches stripped of sand could stay that way for months
Shorelines in tourism hotspots such as the Gold Coast and Byron Bay have been denuded by giant waves caused by the cyclone, ...
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Sunshine Coast welcomes visitors as region’s tourism sector gets back to business
The Sunshine Coast tourism industry is ready to welcome holidaymakers as the tourism sector gets back to business as usual.
How weather, Cyclone Alfred will affect Sunshine Coast, Noosa residents
Police are warning hundreds of Sunshine Coast residents which could be impacted by flooding, as Tropical Cyclone Alfred ...
Cyclone Alfred: Sunshine Coast, Noosa residents guide on how to prepare
Sunshine Coast and Noosa residents have been encouraged to prepare their properties ahead of Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s ...
Why sunny skies could still prove dangerous
As millions of residents anxiously await the arrival of Cyclone Alfred, some have reported seeing blue, sunny skies. Here’s ...
The latest updates on Tropical Cyclone Alfred — and when it could reach the coast
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is forecast to make landfall somewhere between the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast on Thursday.
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Expert reveals Sunshine Coast, Noosa beach erosion risk
Picture: Ashley Robinson Cliffs of erosion forming at Maroochydore as Cyclone Alfred continues to approach the coast. Picture Lachie Millard Noosa Main Beach faces a significant erosion risk from ...