Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred live updates: South-east Queensland and northern NSW battered by wild storms

Wild images conquered the moment a roof of a house was torn in a city of Brisbane Voorstad.

Tarfly neighbors filmed Gale Force Winden who ran the Saturday night of a house in Brighton.

Alfred may have been relegated to a tropical low point, but the hellish weather system has still brought harmful wind, heavy rainfall and flash floods to Southeast Queensland and Noord-NSW.

Robberies up to 100 km/h were registered at night with considerable damage reported in the suburb of the Brisbane of Redcliffe.

More than 330,000 houses were still without electricity in the southeast of Queensland and Noord-NSW on Sunday.

According to Energgex, around 315,406 people in Queensland are currently influenced.

Of that figure, 112,300 are on the Gold Coast and 50,000 are in Brisbane.

About 16,000 houses between Tweed Heads and Grafton, in NSW, have no electricity, according to essential energy.

A man who died in flood waters near Dorrigo in northern NSW has been identified as Tom Cook, 61.

MR Cook, who was also known as a cookie, lived alone with his dog in Megan, northeast of Dorrigo.

A large -scale search was launched after his Ute Friday of the Wild Cattle Creek Bridge was swept into Megan.

He managed to get out of the Ute and climbed a tree by the riverbank, but social workers could not reach him before he was wiped away.

The police say that the body of a man was found in the area around 4.30 pm on Saturday.

“I burst into tears from the shock when I heard what happened to him,” she said.

“Last weekend he came by to say,” Hey, how are you? ” He was very friendly and always turned out for a chat. '

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that the death of Mr. Cook was 'tragic news' and that his thoughts were among his loved ones and the local community.

Ex-tropical Cycloon Alfred has hammered the southeastern Queensland with cyclonic framed winds at night despite the down before he was finally arrived around 9 p.m. on Saturday.

Robberies up to 100 km/h were registered at night with considerable damage reported in the suburb of the Brisbane of Redcliffe.

A category 1 cyclone has gusts of wind for between 63 km/h and 88 km/h.

More than 320,000 houses in the southeast of the state were left without electricity on Sunday morning.

Two people were injured by falling trees in separate incidents at Redcliffe and as Lawnton, brought to the hospital in the Moreton Bay region.

“Paramedics have transported a stable patient to the Prince Charles Hospital with minor injuries after a tree reportedly fell at a house on Francis Road in Lawnton at 7.50 pm,” a Queensland Service spokesperson told Brisbane Times.

“There were three other passengers in the house, but they didn't need any transport.”

It comes as Brisbane Airport has been reopened, but many flights remain canceled.

All domestic flights that leave before 7 a.m. have been canceled, while almost half of those mentioned before 8 hours have also been deleted.

Gold Coast Aiport has to reopen this morning while Ballina Airport is open, but was hit by flight cancellations.

A body was found during a search for a man who was swept in nsw on Friday in the northeast of Dorrigo, about 25 km northeast of Dorrigo.

Emergency services were called to Wild Cattle Creek Bridge after a Ute that was transferred was swept into flood water.

The driver-a 61-year-old Man-Was able to get out of the Ute and climb on a tree about 30 meters from the river bank, but social workers could not reach him before he was wiped away.

The body of a man was found at about 4.30 pm on Saturday.

Although it has not yet been formally identified, it is assumed that it is that of the missing

The Australian Defense Force has now reported that 13 of his staff were injured this afternoon in the crash between two army trucks near Lismore.

NSW ambulance had previously said that 36 people were injured in the crash in Tegeaagle.

A spokesperson for Defense said it was injured 13, but 36 of his staff were 'involved' in the crash.

It has been reported that three can be seriously injured.

It is not known how much is in the hospital or how the accident happened.

Paramedics were called for reports of the accident in Tegeaagle, 9 km east of Lismore, at 5.05 pm on Saturday.

NSW Ambulance sent 18 vehicles in response to the call for help.

The ADF gave a statement that confirmed that a number of his members were injured.

'On Saturday, March 8, 2025, there was an incident with two Australian Defense Force (ADF) vehicles that offer community support to Lismore after ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred. A number of ADF staff were injured, “said a spokesperson.

'The well -being of ADF members and their families is a priority and the focus of the defense is on supporting those involved.

“Due to the developing nature of the incident, no further information will currently be available, but the defense will offer further updates if possible.”