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A man has died in floodwaters south of Brisbane. Police were called to a property at Greenbank before half past five this morning. They found the 71-year-old man dead in his vehicle. Parts of south east Queensland were drenched, with isolated falls of about 150 millimetres.
A man has died in floodwaters south of Brisbane. Police were called to a property at Greenbank before half past five this morning. They found the 71-year-old man dead in his vehicle. Parts of south east Queensland were drenched, with isolated falls of about 150 millimetres.
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