Severe storms and flash flood warnings across SA, Victoria, NSW and WA

Severe storms and flash flood warnings across SA, Victoria, NSW and WA

The Bureau of Meteorology has issued severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings across South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, and Western Australia as a vigorous cold front and low-pressure system track east. Also in this briefing: the federal Coalition introduces a Senate bill to remove mandatory Scope 3 emissions reporting; three men are sentenced to one hundred and fifty-eight years in Mexico for the murders of Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and American Jack Carter Rhoad; and Robyn Williams announces his departure from ABC Radio National's The Science Show after fifty-one years.

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A complex low-pressure system is driving damaging winds and flash flood risks across southern Australia.

The Coalition introduced legislation to remove mandatory Scope Three supply chain emissions reporting.

Three men received one-hundred-and-fifty-eight-year prison sentences in Mexico for murdering Australian surfers.

Australia's unemployment rate held steady at four point seven percent, dampening November rate hike expectations.

Veteran broadcaster Robyn Williams will retire from ABC's The Science Show after fifty-one continuous years.

In this episode
  1. 01Intro1 min
  2. 02Severe storms and flash flood warnings across SA, Victoria, NSW and WA: Synoptic Impact and Regional Reach2 min
  3. 03Severe storms and flash flood warnings across SA, Victoria, NSW and WA: Emergency Response and Community Precautions2 min
  4. 04Coalition tables Senate bill to scrap mandatory Scope 3 emissions reporting1 min
  5. 05Three men jailed for 158 years in Mexico for murders of Robinson brothers1 min
  6. 06Where things stand1 min
  7. 07Robyn Williams to leave ABC's The Science Show after 51 years2 min
  8. 08Outro1 min
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