Extreme heat but no fire emergency yet beyond Victoria
As bushfires rage in Victoria, other parts of Australia's southeast are sweltering amid extreme heat ahead of an expected cooler change.
As bushfires rage in Victoria, other parts of Australia's southeast are sweltering amid extreme heat ahead of an expected cooler change.
Tropical Cyclone Koji has formed and is threatening to barrel through a region already reeling from heavy flooding.
A person has died as bushfires tear through a state, with authorities warning it is expected to take weeks to get them under control.
Residents of isolated communities might be cut off for months, with roads and water supplies damaged by heavy rain left behind by ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji.
An outback town is reeling from its wettest day on record following an ex-tropical cyclone as a drenched state braces for more flooding and livestock losses.
A possible tropical cyclone threatens to exacerbate damage from recent flooding as the prime minister announces relief measures for devastated farmers..
Authorities are warning people to be on high alert as several states prepare for intense heatwave conditions not seen since the Black Summer bushfires.
Space weather is increasingly impacting aircraft electronics, and that means the recent grounding of dozens of flights may not be a one-off, researchers warn.
Fires are burning on one side of the country while the threat of floods on the other has led to calls for people to remain vigilant.
Wild weather is expected to drench parts of northern Australia while bushfires have begun to ease in the west.
Residents are bracing for widespread rain as a monsoon trough inches across the far north with fears of isolated rainfall totals of up to 700mm.
Far North residents are bracing for weeks of isolation and flooding with a monsoon expected to dump hundreds of millimetres of rain.
Two capital cities can expect ideal weather for Christmas Day, while the rest must contend with conditions ranging from snow to a dangerous heatwave.
Australians have been urged to come together and look after each other during a holiday season tainted by a shooting at the nation's most iconic beach.
Inland Australians are tipped to swelter through another day of 40C heat as tropical humidity in the nation's north draws storms south.
The heatwave impacting Australia's southeast is set to continue across the weekend, but thunderstorms are also on the way.
Temperatures will vary more than 20C across the country on Christmas Day, with one major city expected to have its coldest top in almost two decades.
Hot conditions in the west and stormy weather impacting the east of Australia is putting a strain on firefighters battling bushfires.
Houses, shacks and cars have been damaged by an out-of-control fire as emergency warnings are issued in two states.
A fast-moving bushfire has destroyed at least a dozen homes in one town as more than 1000 firefighters tackled a host of blazes in extreme heatwave conditions.
The Bureau of Meteorology's chief executive is standing by controversial changes to its website overhaul as he faces a senate grilling.
The death toll in floods which struck Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand has climbed past 1300, with rescue workers still battling to reach affected areas.
Thousands of people are facing the most severe bushfire danger conditions since 2023 as high temperatures and howling winds spark fears of major blazes.
Severe storms have left one man dead and more than 100,000 residents without power as damaging winds whip across large swathes of the nation.
More severe thunderstorms, potentially packing dangerous giant hail, are forecast for communities in two states, as a clean-up for the last storm continues.
Sri Lankan authorities have closed government offices and schools as the death toll from landslides and floods lifts to 56.
At least 145 people have died in floods that have swept 12 southern provinces in Thailand.
Floods and landslides in western Indonesia have left at least 174 people dead, officials say.
Some residents of flood-hit Sumatra have resorted to stealing food and water to survive, Indonesian authorities say.
More than one million households have been disconnected by weather events this year and the NBN warns more will disproportionately affect copper connections.
Insurers have declared a devastating hail storm that hammered two states a catastrophic event after more than 16,000 claims were lodged within 24 hours.