No love you have wrecked havoc over Qld, a cyclone is the least of your problems!
Will she blame climate change again just like she did with the bush fires? She should get on with protecting Queenslanders from harm not worrying about why it happened.
Now can we talk about ClimateChange ? StopAdani
Is it really necessary to scare the xxxx out of people?
As usual she has it totally wrong and as premier she should not be using scare tactics, instead delivering up to date facts which from above she is not doing!
Gotta keep that 'fear' ampped up...
What a “CLOWN’”.
nota drop here jet Annastacia just dust
A snapshot metaphor for the totally dysfunctional AnnastaciaMP government that will continue to wreak havoc long after Owen moves on. When does $83B debt kick in?
No doubt AnnastaciaMP will blame climate change
Plenty of public servants to help clean it up am sure they will be happy to volunteer to support the Premier who has spared no expense to employ them all ? unionpuppet
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North Qld told to brace for the worst ahead of Cyclone Owen | Sky News AustraliaResidents in far north Queensland are being told to brace for the worst, with Cyclone Owen expected to make landfall near Cape York tomorrow morning. \n\nThe cyclone is expected to intensify to a category four, bringing gusts reaching 280km\u002Fh and heavy rainfall causing possible flash flooding. \n\nAuthorities warn thousands of residents could lose electricity and highways could be shut down, cutting off remote communities. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Queensland bracing for the return of Tropical Cyclone Owen The cyclone has already wreaked havoc bringing 300mm of rain yesterday, the Bureau of Meteorology thinks it’ll likely hit again tomorrow night.
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Residents urged to seek shelter as Cyclone Owen intensifies | Sky News AustraliaTropical Cyclone Owen in the Gulf of Carpentaria has intensified to a category two storm and will grow to category three by the morning, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.\n\nResidents in the Northern Territory and Far North Queensland have been urged to seek shelter and activate their cyclone plans as a growing storm looms over the region.\n\nResidents have been warned to expect strong winds, heavy rainfall and possible flooding. \n
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Queenslanders urged to prepare as Cyclone Owen intensifies | Sky News AustraliaQueenslanders are being urged to prepare as Tropical Cyclone Owen continues to strengthen.\n\nResidents near Cape York and along the coast are on high alert for flash flooding and damaging winds.\n
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Qld residents told to prepare for Cyclone Owen to make landfall | Sky News AustraliaResidents in Queensland are being told to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Owen to make landfall, as the system continues to strengthen.\n\nThe weather event is currently a category three but is expected to be upgraded to a category four as it moves east from the Gulf of Carpentaria.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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Cyclone Owen will continue to wreak havoc in Qld | Sky News AustraliaAuthorities are warning Queenslanders to remain on high alert after Cyclone Owen made landfall in the state’s far north this morning. \n\nThe cyclone, which has now been downgraded to a category 2, is expected to wreak havoc for several days as it tracks across the cape and down Queensland’s coastline. \n\nPremier Annastacia Palaszczuk has urged motorists to drive carefully and listen to the authorities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n For a start, it hasn't wreaked havoc. It's brought welcomed rain which has now cooled the temperature from it's build-up. I'm in it now, the odd thunder and intermittent rainfall. So far, it's been a very lovely cyclone. But as with all cyclones, they are unpredictable.
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Wild weather to continue as Cyclone Owen weakens over Qld | Sky News AustraliaCyclone Owen has been downgraded to a tropical low, but authorities warn the wild weather is expected to continue as the storm system heads to the east coast.\n\nOwen made landfall in Far North Queensland this morning, bringing with it the threat of abnormally high tides, strong winds, severe storms, hail and heavy rain.\n First it was a Cyclowen, now it's just a lowen.
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Ex-tropical cyclone Owen may reform off Qld coast | Sky News AustraliaEx-tropical cyclone Owen could reform off the coast of Queensland after lashing the state with wild winds and heavy rain.\n\nWhile the storm has been downgraded to a tropical low, The Bureau of Meteorology warns there is a chance Owen could reform in the Coral Sea.\n\nEmergency services are urging residents to remain vigilant and to steer clear of any inundated areas as heavy rainfall and flash flooding remain a possibility. \n
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Cyclone brewing in far north Queensland | Sky News AustraliaA cyclone is forecast to form off the coast of far north Queensland on New Year's Day and is expected to bring wild winds and torrential rain.\n\nA cyclone warning has been issued for communities from Kowanyama north to Cape York, taking in Weipa, Aurukun and Mapoon.\n\n
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Cyclone brewing in far north Queensland | Sky News AustraliaA cyclone is forecast to form off the coast of far north Queensland on New Year's Day and is expected to bring wild winds and torrential rain.\n\nA cyclone warning has been issued for communities from Kowanyama north to Cape York, taking in Weipa, Aurukun and Mapoon.\n\n Would help of you added cyclone to your tweet. Worst Case Scenario: A Speculative Non-Fiction:
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