"Baking heat" from Western Australia's north is forecast to spread into south-eastern Australia this weekend, with "severe" heatwave warnings in place across several major capitals. Meanwhile, northern Queensland residents are being told to brace for "intensely heavy rainfall" and "potentially life-threatening flash flooding",

Western Australians have faced brutal record-breaking temperatures with Perth hitting a 10-year high of 43.6C and Geraldton hitting a record of 49.3 with Queensland now set to brace for a "severe heatwave".

Police rescued two people from floodwaters in Gordonvale, Queensland. Young intruders have stolen a Mercedes Benz, with part of the joyride captured on the car's dash camera, before they set their sights on a Rolls Royce valued at more than $1 million dollars.

A Perth father has been seriously injured after falling 20m down a cliff while holidaying in Queensland. A man has been winched to safety after he fell from a cliff at Noosa Heads in Queensland. 

Wild storms bringing potentially heavy rains and damaging winds will continue to batter one Australian state, as another braces for a possible cyclone.

Severe heatwaves are forecast for large parts of Queensland and Western Australia as sweltering temperatures continue to grip the two states for the remainder of the week.

This includes 'severe' heatwave conditions through large portions of Western Australia and Queensland, including Perth and Brisbane, and some pockets of 'extreme' heatwave conditions in Queensland.

Optus Stadium is set to add another feather to its cap, revealed as the host for the 2027 Rugby World Cup opening ceremony and tournament opener featuring the Wallabies.

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Far North Queensland residents are being warned to expect more heavy rain and strong winds today as the threat of multiple tropical cyclones looms off the coast.

A daring driver has shared bizarre images of himself frying a steak while behind the wheel, and the meaty fine that he copped for it.

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