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Weather News
Storms rumble across QLD
17:14 EDT
Southeast Queensland residents wishing for a peaceful sleep-in this morning were disappointed, as storms began firing up around sunrise.
Cold start to the weekend for NSW
12:25 EDT
Large swathes of NSW awoke to a frigid morning on Saturday with temperatures dropping three-to-six degrees below average.
Irrigators slam Murray-Darling Basin Authority for releasing satellite images
11:44 EDT
Irrigators have slammed the Murray-Darling Basin Authority for releasing images of farm dams filled with water in drought-affected parts of the state, likening the move to the controversial "Aussie Farms" activist website.
