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$500,000 raised - to be doubled - for cyclone-hit Tiwi College thanks to Melbourne partner school's appeal
In the aftermath of Cyclone Fina, there were serious concerns about what kind of...
Jarred Cross 16 Dec 2025
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How Bathurst Island Housing Aboriginal Corporation and Tiwi locals weathered the storm
Cyclone Fina, the first major storm of the season, swept across the Tiwi Islands...
Nicole Brown 3 Dec 2025
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Fina weakens below cyclone strength after crossing Kimberley coast
Cyclone warnings have been cancelled in the Kimberley with severe weather advice...
Jarred Cross 26 Nov 2025
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Tropical Cyclone Fina makes landfall at Kimberley Coast, emergency warnings remain and system expected to weaken Tuesday
A cyclone warning is in place for remote WA communities lying between the Cambri...
Jarred Cross 25 Nov 2025
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Cyclone Fina set to bring damaging winds to north-east Kimberley
Remote Aboriginal communities across the north-east Kimberley — from the WA-NT b...
Natasha Clark 24 Nov 2025
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Tropical Cyclone Fina remains Category 4, tracks towards Kimberley coast

Tropical Cyclone Fina remains a category 4 system, but is expected to weaken before reaching the Kimberley coastline on Monday night. An update from the Bureau of Meteorology indicates gusts as high 1...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Nov 24, 2025
Fina upgraded to Category 4 but expected to ease Monday as it moves towards Kimberley, warnings in place for some areas

Tropical Cyclone Fina has intensified into a category 4 system, but will begin weakening Monday as it moves southwest towards the north Kimberely coast, the Bureau of Meterology says.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Nov 23, 2025
Residents warned to shelter at home as destructive winds hammer Top End

Destructive wind gusts are hammering remote communities in the Top End, with tropical cyclone Fina strengthening as it nears major population centres.

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Lloyd Jones Nov 22, 2025
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