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Heavy wind, rain intensify as Brisbane, south-east Queensland on high alert
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli said some roads in Greater Brisbane were owned by the private sector, who would make their own decisions about closures, but the government hoped to keep roads and bridges “open as long as we possibly can”.
“Because we want emergency services and…
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