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How to prepare for La Nina
Understanding risks is the key to weathering storms and bushfires, according to Moreton Bay Region SES controller Sean Harrop. Find out how...
Green waste dumping limits lift for clean-up campaign
A new scheme that lifts the limits on free green waste disposal at Moreton Bay Region tips launches ahead of storm season. Find out what's happening...
Be prepared: La Nina likely bringing more rain
The Bureau of Meteorology says the chance of La Niña bringing higher than average rain for the third year in a row is at least 70 percent. Here's what we know...
Now's the time to prepare for wet Spring, Summer
The Bureau of Meteorology says spring and summer are expected to be wetter than average. Here's what you can do to get ready...
Push for compulsory flood risk insights
Mandatory disclosure of flood and other natural risks for properties could be introduced in Queensland if Moreton Bay Regional Council has its way. Find out more...
Weather: Flood, surf and wind warning, road closures, dam release
UPDATE 5pm: Seqwater will release water from North Pine Dam tonight. A Minor Flood Warning remains in place as do Gale and Hazardous Surf warnings for the southeast Queensland Coast including the Moreton Bay Region as a complex weather system moves down the coast. Here’s the details and road closures
Weather warning: Hazardous surf, strong winds
The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting rain, strong winds and hazardous surf in the next 48 hours for the southeast coast, including the Moreton Bay Region. Here’s what you need to know
Police warn boaties to stay off the water due to severe weather
Police are urging boaties and other waterways users to stay on dry land with the Bureau of Meteorology warning the weather will take a turn for the worse with severe gale force winds and damaging swells to impact the coastline
New rain data paves way for better flood mapping
New local rainfall data will provide more reliable and up-to-date flood information. Find out what it's all about...
State recovery chief visits Redcliffe
State Recovery Co-ordinator Major General Jake Ellwood has visited Moreton Bay Region residents affected by flooding during the February/March emergency and spoken with SES volunteers who answered hundreds of calls for help