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After Tropical Cyclone Narelle devastated Western Australia's Ningaloo Coast, hundreds of injured animals are getting a lifeline from a massive mobile veterinary hospital rolling into the disaster zone. Teams will treat turtles, dolphins, seabirds, and even an emu with a broken toe.
After ex-tropical Cyclone Narelle tore through Western Australia, the state government immediately stepped up with emergency payments for affected families. Despite widespread damage, not a single life was lost.
After Tropical Cyclone Gezani devastated Madagascar's east coast, a regional emergency response team stepped in to help 400,000 affected people get back on their feet. Their successful mission shows how neighbors working together can turn disaster into recovery.
After Tropical Cyclone Gezani battered Madagascar's coast, an alliance of regional and international responders is working together to rebuild damaged hospitals and protect vulnerable communities. Their coordinated response shows how neighbors and partners show up when disaster strikes.
When Tropical Cyclone Gezani devastated Madagascar, the country's Catholic bishops mobilized a massive solidarity effort to help nearly half a million affected people. Communities are responding with coordinated relief as the island nation shows how faith and organization can turn tragedy into collective action.
Western Australian farmers are celebrating heavy rainfall from ex-Tropical Cyclone Mitchell despite significant property damage. The storm brought up to 100mm of desperately needed rain, securing water supplies and saving livestock from being sold off.
After Tropical Cyclone Koji destroyed their floating homes, a dozen Whitsunday sailors are receiving up to $80,000 in disaster recovery funding to rebuild their lives. The community is rallying to support those starting over, with donations of boats and swift cleanup efforts protecting the Great Barrier Reef.
Former Tropical Cyclone Luana delivered nearly an entire year's worth of rain in just 24 hours to remote Australian cattle stations, ending months of anxiety and giving herds room to roam again. The deluge also brought an unexpected benefit: drawing destructive feral camels back into the desert.
Dozens of surfers flocked to a usually flat beach in remote Western Australia after a tropical cyclone delivered rare waves to their wave-starved town. It's the first time some residents have caught a decent wave in over a year.