SYDNEY (Reuters) - Cyclone Alfred stalled off Australia's east coast on Thursday delaying landfall as officials shut airports, schools and public transport and residents stockpiled supplies and ...

schools and public transport while residents stockpiled supplies and sandbagged homes against flooding expected when the category-two storm hits. The storm is now likely to make landfall by ...

Countless Aussies are now wondering what to do with sandbags they no longer need. But one obvious solution is not a good idea ...

The storm is now expected to make landfall by Friday evening near Brisbane, Australia's third-most populous city, the Bureau of Meteorology said in its latest update, compared with a prior ...

Sandbags are available to residents free of charge. Residents are reminded that the City Sandbag Distribution Policy is designed to assist in the protection of private property only during storm ...

The SES has banned walk-ins for sandbag collection as people queue for hours, but it hasn't stopped some people trying to jump the waiting line.