Floods disrupt Queensland school plans
Many of Brisbane's schools have been damaged by flooding and the repairs could take weeks or months.
Classes start on Monday, but hundreds of students will be shifted to other schools.
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VIDEO Cars underwater
Watch as flash flooding sweeps through the central Queensland town of Rockhampton. (video)
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South-east Queensland's flood debris is threatening the ecology of Brisbane's Moreton Bay, with floods impacting 1,700 kilometres of the coastline. (video)
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