Post: Queensland clear up, has started.
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02-04-2011, 04:27 PM
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Konsole
A.K.A Konsole
Residents in Queensland have begun to clear up following a huge storm that struck the north east of Australia on Wednesday.
The cyclone that hit Queensland and other surrounding areas has shocked people around the globe, the cyclone itself has been one of the biggest in the past decade.
Fortunately it didn't harm and do as much damage as scientists thought it would, the cyclone hit winds up to 186 miles per hour at its core. 1 cyclone death has been confirmed and only 24 injuries.
The federal government has deployed over 3,000 troops to the region as the clean up starts today, Queensland has suffered with floods sweeping across it and other eastern states in recent months, killing 35 people and causing damage estimated over 1 billion dollars.
The members here at NGU have our thoughts with the families who have lost somebody at this time and we would like to thank the public volunteers who are helping with this mass clean up.
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Thanks, Treyarch
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02-04-2011, 04:39 PM
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NeedaLifeSoon
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02-04-2011, 04:41 PM
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Ned Flanders
Hi-dilly-ho, neighborinos!
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02-04-2011, 04:41 PM
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Konsole
A.K.A Konsole
Originally posted by NeedaLifeSoon
Treyarch,
You have been writing some good stuff, especially as most of it has been original work.
Keep it up and there should be no reason you wouldn't be considered for the News team.
You have been writing some good stuff, especially as most of it has been original work.
Keep it up and there should be no reason you wouldn't be considered for the News team.
Thanks, i appreciate your opinions, if you have any news in your area that is going on, I'll research it and write a article on it. If you have any tips on how i can improve my work, please post it on my wall.
02-04-2011, 04:50 PM
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Ned Flanders
Hi-dilly-ho, neighborinos!
Originally posted by Treyarch
Thanks, i appreciate your opinions, if you have any news in your area that is going on, I'll research it and write a article on it. If you have any tips on how i can improve my work, please post it on my wall.
I have a good and hard one,
Its a kind of challange for you. Ill leave you a visitor message.
02-04-2011, 05:01 PM
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Ned Flanders
Hi-dilly-ho, neighborinos!
Originally posted by Treyarch
Written by NGU's Treyarch.
Residents in Queensland have begun to clear up following a huge storm that struck the north east of Australia on Wednesday.
The cyclone that hit Queensland and other surrounding areas has shocked people around the globe, the cyclone itself has been one of the biggest in the past decade.
Fortunately it didn't harm and do as much damage as scientists thought it would, the cyclone hit winds up to 186 miles per hour at its core. 1 cyclone death has been confirmed and only 24 injuries.
The federal government has deployed 4,000 troops to the devastated region as the clean up starts today, Queensland has had a cruel summer, with floods sweeping across it and other eastern states in recent months, killing 35 people and causing damage estimated at over £6 billion.
The members here at NGU have our thoughts with the families who have lost somebody at this time and we would like to thank the public volunteers who are helping with this mass clean up.
Video of the clean up: You must login or register to view this content.
Thanks, Treyarch
Residents in Queensland have begun to clear up following a huge storm that struck the north east of Australia on Wednesday.
The cyclone that hit Queensland and other surrounding areas has shocked people around the globe, the cyclone itself has been one of the biggest in the past decade.
Fortunately it didn't harm and do as much damage as scientists thought it would, the cyclone hit winds up to 186 miles per hour at its core. 1 cyclone death has been confirmed and only 24 injuries.
The federal government has deployed 4,000 troops to the devastated region as the clean up starts today, Queensland has had a cruel summer, with floods sweeping across it and other eastern states in recent months, killing 35 people and causing damage estimated at over £6 billion.
The members here at NGU have our thoughts with the families who have lost somebody at this time and we would like to thank the public volunteers who are helping with this mass clean up.
Video of the clean up: You must login or register to view this content.
Thanks, Treyarch
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02-04-2011, 05:11 PM
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The Low Key OG
still the same OG, but I've been low key
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