For non-life-threatening flood and storm emergency assistance during severe weather events contact the State Emergency Service (SES) on 132 500.
For the latest updates on a current event check the Emergency Dashboard.
For non-life-threatening flood and storm emergency assistance during severe weather events contact the State Emergency Service (SES) on 132 500.
For the latest updates on a current event check the Emergency Dashboard.
Radio
Online
ABC Listen – Tune to ABC Radio Far North
BOM Weather Warnings – For all current weather warnings
BOM tropical cyclone – To view current tropical cyclones and the Tropical Cyclone 7 day forecast
Mareeba Shire Council Emergency Dashboard
QLD Fire Department website – For current bushfires and warnings
Emergency Alert is the national telephone warning system that emergency services can use to provide warnings to landlines and mobile phones. Messages will come from +61 444 444 444. Emergency Alert will not be used in all circumstances – the service also relies on active telecommunication networks and message delivery cannot be guaranteed.
Do not wait for a warning to act
It is important to be aware of what is happening around you. Act decisively as soon as you know there is danger – do not rely solely on an official warning.
Entering flood waters is extremely dangerous and can quickly place you in a life-threatening situation. Flood waters can hide all kinds of debris – do not attempt to drive through – no matter how well you know the road. Learn more here.
| Life threatening emergencies – Queensland Police Service – Queensland Fire and Rescue – Queensland Ambulance Service |
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| State Emergency Service | 132 500 (or via App) |
| Ergon Energy | 132 296 |
| Bureau of Meteorology | 07 3239 8700 |
| Lifeline | 13 11 14 |
| RACQ | 1300 130 595 |
| Australian Red Cross | 1300 554 419 |
| Department of Community Safety | 1800 440 074 |
| Main Roads | 13 19 40 |
| Queensland Health | 13 43 25 84 |