Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in parts of Brisbane this weekend

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Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in parts of Brisbane this weekend

Nov. 17, 2024 - 08:11 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Five people, including three children, have been rescued from flash flooding brought on by a dangerous deluge in southeast Queensland. Heavy rain and a severe storm pummelled Brisbane and surrounds. Emergency services will remain on high alert into the night.

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