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"Lazy 1156 Wickets Between Them": Twitter Reacts After James Anderson, Stuart Broad Spotted Carrying Drinks In England vs Australia First Test
Twitter was flooded with images of Stuart Broad and James Anderson - two of Englands most successful Test bowlers - carrying drinks together on Friday at the Gabba Brisbane
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Twin Cyclones Slam into Northern Australia
A powerful cyclone slammed into northeast Australia today, destroying homes, upending trees, cutting power lines and causing flash floods, while a second storm severed communications to a northern island where heavy damage was expected.
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Storm Cuts Power, Lifts Roofs in Australian City
Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city, was lashed by its worst storm in decades, with wind, rain and hail lifting roofs, cutting power lines, flooding streets and injuring a dozen people, officials said.
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Storm Cuts Power, Lifts Roofs in Australia's Brisbane
Brisbane, Australia's third largest city, was lashed by its worst storm in decades, with wind, rain and hail lifting roofs, cutting power lines, flooding streets and injuring a dozen people, officials said.
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CLT20: Power-failure disrupts match between Trinidad and Brisbane
The umpires took the players off the field after the flood light tower situated on the North-western side of the ground went off.
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Soaked Australia focuses on flood cleanup
Some Australian communities remained isolated by floodwaters and others braced for a new river peak Sunday as the nation's third-largest city struggled to clean up the putrid sludge left behind by the receding Brisbane River.More than 12,000 rubber-gloved volunteers hauled sodden debris from soaked homes, shoveled muck and swept and mopped muddy fl...
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Australia flood warnings spread, Brisbane mops up
Heavy rain prompted new flood warnings in Australia even as thousands of volunteers cleaned up the gooey mess coating homes and streets in its third-largest city on Saturday.Four states had flood warnings due to overflowing rivers and rain, while Queensland worked to recover from its deadly, weekslong disaster. Large parts of the vast state are sti...
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Brisbane digs itself out of stinking sludge
Devastated residents of Australia's third-largest city dug their ruined possessions out of piles of putrid sludge as deadly flood waters that swamped entire neighborhoods receded on Friday, revealing the grim aftermath of one of the nation's worst natural disasters.The sickening stench of spoiled food and muck from the swollen Brisbane River permea...
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Australian floods rage through Brisbane
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses were inundated on Wednesday by raging waters that converged on Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city, and the surrounding townships, creating a vast flood zone that officials said could remain under water for days.At least 12 people have been killed this week in the latest flooding to hit the northeaster...
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Devastating waters reach Australia's third-largest city
Muddy floodwaters began swamping thousands of homes and businesses in Brisbane on Wednesday as power was shut off in parts of Australia's third-largest city in what has become one of Australia's most devastating natural disasters. At least 12 people have been killed this week, bringing to 22 the death toll from tropical flooding that has plagued th...
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"Lazy 1156 Wickets Between Them": Twitter Reacts After James Anderson, Stuart Broad Spotted Carrying Drinks In England vs Australia First Test
Twitter was flooded with images of Stuart Broad and James Anderson - two of Englands most successful Test bowlers - carrying drinks together on Friday at the Gabba Brisbane
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Twin Cyclones Slam into Northern Australia
A powerful cyclone slammed into northeast Australia today, destroying homes, upending trees, cutting power lines and causing flash floods, while a second storm severed communications to a northern island where heavy damage was expected.
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Storm Cuts Power, Lifts Roofs in Australian City
Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city, was lashed by its worst storm in decades, with wind, rain and hail lifting roofs, cutting power lines, flooding streets and injuring a dozen people, officials said.
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Storm Cuts Power, Lifts Roofs in Australia's Brisbane
Brisbane, Australia's third largest city, was lashed by its worst storm in decades, with wind, rain and hail lifting roofs, cutting power lines, flooding streets and injuring a dozen people, officials said.
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CLT20: Power-failure disrupts match between Trinidad and Brisbane
The umpires took the players off the field after the flood light tower situated on the North-western side of the ground went off.
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Soaked Australia focuses on flood cleanup
Some Australian communities remained isolated by floodwaters and others braced for a new river peak Sunday as the nation's third-largest city struggled to clean up the putrid sludge left behind by the receding Brisbane River.More than 12,000 rubber-gloved volunteers hauled sodden debris from soaked homes, shoveled muck and swept and mopped muddy fl...
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Australia flood warnings spread, Brisbane mops up
Heavy rain prompted new flood warnings in Australia even as thousands of volunteers cleaned up the gooey mess coating homes and streets in its third-largest city on Saturday.Four states had flood warnings due to overflowing rivers and rain, while Queensland worked to recover from its deadly, weekslong disaster. Large parts of the vast state are sti...
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Brisbane digs itself out of stinking sludge
Devastated residents of Australia's third-largest city dug their ruined possessions out of piles of putrid sludge as deadly flood waters that swamped entire neighborhoods receded on Friday, revealing the grim aftermath of one of the nation's worst natural disasters.The sickening stench of spoiled food and muck from the swollen Brisbane River permea...
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Australian floods rage through Brisbane
Tens of thousands of homes and businesses were inundated on Wednesday by raging waters that converged on Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city, and the surrounding townships, creating a vast flood zone that officials said could remain under water for days.At least 12 people have been killed this week in the latest flooding to hit the northeaster...
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Devastating waters reach Australia's third-largest city
Muddy floodwaters began swamping thousands of homes and businesses in Brisbane on Wednesday as power was shut off in parts of Australia's third-largest city in what has become one of Australia's most devastating natural disasters. At least 12 people have been killed this week, bringing to 22 the death toll from tropical flooding that has plagued th...
