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WA faces mammoth clean-up after Cyclone Narelle

Cyclone Narelle brought winds up to 250 km/h and a year's rainfall in a day, damaging over 2,000 homes and disrupting major LNG production in Western Australia.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Western Australia residents now face a mammoth clean-up after significant damage from ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle.

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ABC AustraliaABC Australia
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Roads set to reopen as clean-up continues in Exmouth

Visitors in Exmouth who got stuck in the town when Cyclone Narelle passed are now trying to find ways out of the town.

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The ExaminerThe Examiner
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Crops flattened, towns smashed by rampaging cyclone

Bananas, livestock and vegetables have felt the brunt of Cyclone Narelle as communities clean up following the brutal...

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WA faces mammoth clean-up after Cyclone Narelle

Western Australia residents now face a mammoth clean-up after significant damage from ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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