Australia news live: ‘dangerous flash flooding’ warning for North Queensland regions as torrential rain continues

Australia news live: ‘dangerous flash flooding’ warning for North Queensland regions as torrential rain continues

LIVE – Updated at 07:18 Follow the day’s news live.   07:18 With six months to go until the big kick-off, over half a million tickets

LIVE – Updated at 07:18 Follow the day’s news live.   07:18 With six months to go until the big kick-off, over half a million tickets

have been sold for the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, although there are still plenty remaining and no match has yet sold out, including the final in

have been sold for the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, although there are still plenty remaining and no match has yet sold out, including the final in

Sydney. Led by fans from the host nations, tickets have so far been bought in over 120 countries for the tournament which starts on 20 July and for the first time

Sydney. Led by fans from the host nations, tickets have so far been bought in over 120 countries for the tournament which starts on 20 July and for the first time

features 32 teams. Related: Women’s World Cup ticket sales ‘off to great start’ as major milestone reached   07:14 Josh Butler Labor MP

features 32 teams. Related: Women’s World Cup ticket sales ‘off to great start’ as major milestone reached   07:14 Josh Butler Labor MP

condemns far-right group on social media Josh Burns has slammed a large group of white nationalists who photographed themselves performing a Nazi-style salute at a

condemns far-right group on social media Josh Burns has slammed a large group of white nationalists who photographed themselves performing a Nazi-style salute at a

popular beach in Melbourne, saying it “goes against everything this community stands for.” Burns, who is Jewish, tweeted criticism of a photo posted to social media by a

popular beach in Melbourne, saying it “goes against everything this community stands for.” Burns, who is Jewish, tweeted criticism of a photo posted to social media by a

group linked to neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell. The group, which Guardian Australia has chosen not to name, has posted invitations to its followers for “Australian white

group linked to neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell. The group, which Guardian Australia has chosen not to name, has posted invitations to its followers for “Australian white

nationalist” events in Melbourne, and describes its aim as building “a physical and politicised White Australian community”. The group posted a photo to its social media

nationalist” events in Melbourne, and describes its aim as building “a physical and politicised White Australian community”. The group posted a photo to its social media

profile on Sunday, showing around 25 men - and what appears to be one child - raising their right arms in a Nazi-style salute and brandishing the group’s flag, at Elwood’s Point

profile on Sunday, showing around 25 men - and what appears to be one child - raising their right arms in a Nazi-style salute and brandishing the group’s flag, at Elwood’s Point

Ormond lookout. Most of the men’s faces are blurred, but several are visible.

Ormond lookout. Most of the men’s faces are blurred, but several are visible.