Friday, October 27, 2017
Friday, August 4, 2017
Weekend of wild weather for Victoria
A strong cold front will move over Victoria on Saturday bringing severe weather to parts of the state.
Victoria is bracing for wild winds, rain, freezing temperatures and severe weather for parts of the state.
A strong cold front will move over western Victoria in the early evening on Saturday, which will then cross the state during the night and into Sunday morning, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
Gusts up to 90 km/h are possible over the far southwest on Saturday afternoon, moving through to Melbourne’s bayside suburbs during the night.
There will be blizzards in alpine areas with up to a metre of snow expected and winds of up to 110km/h for much of the weekend.
People heading to alpine areas are being advised to listen to emergency broadcasts and check the VicRoads website for possible road closures.
The front will also send temperatures plummeting across the state with a sheep graziers warning in place.
The State Emergency Service is warning people to move vehicles under cover or away from trees and secure loose items around houses.
Source: Weekend of wild weather for Victoria
Thursday, July 27, 2017
Saturday, July 8, 2017
Prisoner in Parklea jail uploaded YouTube showing “ice and a number of weapons”
A prisoner claiming to be in Parklea jail has uploaded a video to YouTube this week showing what he claims is ice and a number of weapons. http://pic.twitter.com/AMx0nx3aXf
— Shannon Carr (@ShannonCarr_10) July 9, 2017
Monday, May 29, 2017
Panama ex-strongman Manuel Noriega dies
Panama announces death of former military ruler Manuel Noriega, who was ousted by US troops in 1989
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Thursday, March 2, 2017
As Ed Sheeran’s third album Divide is set to be the biggest of 2017
ANY fears that Ed Sheeran would struggle to top Multiply are dispelled within seconds of Divide’s opening track.
Eraser is a mission statement for his hugely anticipated third album, as he power raps: “Welcome to the new show.
“I guess you know I’ve been away.”
Ed is a man with lots to say about the cost of fame, no matter how personal he has to get.
“Friends and family filled with envy when they should be filled with pride,” is one of his most controversial lyrics.