A powerful "bomb cyclone" battered Sydney for a second day, disrupting flights and trains, toppling trees, and knocking out power to over 35,000 homes across southeast Australia.

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NSW SES Chief Superintendent Dallas Burnes provides an update on severe weather affecting parts of New South Wales.

A bomb cyclone is expected to bring more dangerous winds and heavy rain today in eastern New South Wales. Thousands have been ...

The effect of a "bomb cyclone" around the New South Wales coastline is being felt north, in Queensland. Parts of the state ...