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Thousands remain without power in Qld with more storms on the way | News.gg

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Published 2 hours ago · Australian Broadcasting Corporation · Updated 14 minutes ago

Warning of thunderstorms to roll in over Brisbane for days

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The weather bureau says regions from the Gold Coast to Bundaberg could be in the firing line for more severe weather.

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Thousands remain without power in Qld with more storms on the way

The weather bureau says regions from the Gold Coast to Bundaberg could be in the firing line for more severe weather.

Nov 11, 2026, 8:52 PM UTC

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Australian Broadcasting CorporationFactualityLean Left
Thousands remain without power in Qld with more storms on the way
The weather bureau says regions from the Gold Coast to Bundaberg could be in the firing line for more severe weather.
2 hours ago · abc.net.au · You are reading this one

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Total News Sources: 8
Leaning Left: 11
Leaning Right: 5
Center: 0
Last Updated: 14 minutes ago
Bias Distribution: 69% Left

Bias Distribution

• 69% of the sources are Left

L 69%

R 31%

Australian Broadcasting CorporationLean Left · abc.net.au

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