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Remembering Cyclone Yasi
It’s a year this week since Yasi crossed the coast between Townsville and Cairns, affecting both cities to an extent but devastating the smaller towns, especially Tully and Cardwell, in between. It was the biggest cyclone ever to cross the … Continue reading
The Wet is here
After last night I am sure the Wet is here. We had a cracker of a thunderstorm in the small hours – say 2.30 to 4.00 – which made us wander round the house closing windows and unplugging computers and … Continue reading
Ephemera in the Mist
The villagers of Paluma, high in the rainforest an hour or two north of Townsville, seem to have been collectively inspired by the city’s ‘Strand Ephemera.’ Their ‘Ephemera in the Mist’ last weekend emulated Townsville by presenting a series of … Continue reading
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