Queenslanders are being warned they are again in the firing line of thunderstorms on Monday, as the clean-up continues following a week of wild weather.

Millions of Aussies are bracing for more thunderstorms and rain this weekend, after a wild start to storm season.

Mammoth temperature drops are on the cards for Australia's south in the coming days, with New South Wales residents also warned to brace for potentially severe storms.

Thunderstorms and heatwaves are predicted as nine Queenslanders recover from nasty injuries caused by hail stones.

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A travel agent from Sydney’s south has admitted to a fraudulent scheme which ruined overseas holidays and netted her more than $77,000.

The Hotham Alpine Ski Resort on Mount Hotham, in the Victorian Alps, was blanketed in snowfall on Tuesday morning after a ...

While the heaviest rain is expected on Monday, scattered showers are forecast to linger across Victoria on Tuesday as Melbourne Cup celebrations get underway. Senior BOM meteorologist Angus Hines ...

Champion trainer Ciaron Maher could be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja vu ahead of Tuesday’s Listed $3m Big Dance (1600m ...