Nicaragua evacuates 80,000 people as Hurricane Iota creates life-threatening floods

Nicaragua evacuates 80,000 people as Hurricane Iota made landfall on Tuesday causing torrential flooding in Central Ameria.

Hurricane Iota has caused catastrophic damage hitting winds speeds of 250 kilometres per hour and has weakened to a tropical storm.

Lupa J: To Breathe Underwater

<p><span><span>- According to Lupa J, metaphors of water have, lately, just kept <em>bubbling up</em> in their work, leaking into the lyrics and condensing like a cold sweat on the brain. <strong>Carl Jung </strong>identified water as a symbol for the unconscious: a sea of unknown desires, trauma lurking below the surface and hidden psychology that our conscious mind is constantly wrestling with, trying to keep it all bottled up.

QLD in stage 5 of 'Roadmap to Easing COVID-19'

The coronavirus restrictions for Queensland are easing further from 4:00pm today, putting the state in stage 5 of its Roadmap to Easing COVID-19.

This will allow open-air stadiums to increase to 100 percent capacity with COVID-safe plans. Outdoor events will be boosted to a 1500 people limit. Cinemas, live music and theatre, and indoor sports will also be allowed to return to full capacity.

Heatwave warnings for QLD

Many inland parts of Queensland are expected to experience another spring heatwave today. Above average temperatures are predicted to develop, with warning of storms that will follow.

The Bureau of Meteorology has stated some areas of the state are experiencing temperatures that are 10 degrees above the November average.

Hurricane Iota hits Central America

Hurricane Iota that has been threatening Central America has ramped up to a “catastrophic” category 5 hurricane.

Predictions have been reported where it is expected to hit Central America late Monday. NHC stated the hurricane will “bring catastrophic wind, life-threatening storm surge and torrential rainfall.”