https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-56485246 Areas of Australia that have seen their worst flooding in decades are bracing for more heavy rainfall, with the peak expected on Tuesday. The entire coast of New South Wales has been put on alert, with troops and hundreds of volunteers deployed. Roads and bridges have been cut off, cars and signs submerged, livestock marooned and schools closed. PM Scott Morrison told MPs there was "serious risk still ahead" and weather officials said "it's far from over".