Northern Territory Floods Could Last a Week, Families of Australian Officials Told to Leave UAE

About 1,000 people are being sheltered in evacuation centers in Darwin, Katherine, and Mataranka amid severe flooding in Australia's Northern Territory, which could last a week. Separately, families of Australian officials have been advised to leave the UAE due to a deteriorating security situation.

8 Mar, 19:59 — 8 Mar, 19:59

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News live: families of Australian officials told to leave UAE amid ‘deteriorating security situation’; Northern Territory floods could last a week

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Northern Territory Floods Could Last a Week, Families of Australian Officials Told to Leave UAE

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News live: families of Australian officials told to leave UAE amid ‘deteriorating security situation’; Northern Territory floods could last a week

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