Apocalyptic scenes from Australia ahead of cyclone make worldwide news
Cyclone Narelle turned the sky over parts of Western Australia's north into an ominous red, sparking headlines across the globe.
Apocalyptic scenes from Australia ahead of cyclone make worldwide news
Cyclone Narelle turned the sky over parts of Western Australia's north into an ominous red, sparking headlines across the globe.
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How Tropical Cyclone Narelle turned the sky red in Western Australia
Dry ground, iron-rich earth and strong winds combined to create an eerie dust storm that was filmed in Denham Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The skies of Shark Bay in Western Australia… Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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What Australia could learn from the G7's fuel crisis measures
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Confronting images of 'unprecedented' outback flood after cyclone
An outback cattle station and tourist ranch in WA's north has felt the full force of Cyclone Narelle, with vision emerging of the trail of destruction left by the powerful wind and heavy rain.
ABC Australia
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Secret tunnels used in plot to smuggle one tonne of cocaine into Australia, police say
Australian police have charged six crew members of the high-profile MV Raider vessel with drug smuggling, saying they attempted to bring 1 tonne of cocaine into Australia after being intercepted by French Polynesian…
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Cyclone Narelle destroys banana crops, fresh food growers hit hard
Fruit and vegetable producers in one of Western Australia's key food growing regions are counting the cost of Cyclone Narelle, with one banana grower reporting more than 80 per cent of his crop has been destroyed.
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Green's IPL skipper questions Cricket Australia for not letting $3.8m man bowl
After becoming the most expensive overseas purchase in IPL history, Australian Cameron Green is apparently not allowed to bowl in Kolkata's opening IPL match.
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