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Several national parks temporarily closed

Some National Parks including the Bunya Mountains have been temporarily closed over the next week due to the Tropical Cyclone Alfred. 245707_01

Several Burnett national parks have been temporarily closed due to the expected severe weather. The Queensland Department of the Environment, […]

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