Cyclone Zelia set to hit Australian iron ore hub, 500mm rainfall expected
February 13 2025 by Andrew Mullen
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Cyclone Zelia losses to be minimal for Australia’s self-insured iron ore miners as key port spared
- February 19
Mining companies have protective measures, including co-insurance or high deductibles, Crawford's Jonathan Hubbard tells IAN.
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Northern Queensland floods set for ‘substantial’ losses after once-in-a-century deluge
- February 5
Loss adjusters expect property and business interruption claims after parts of the region were battered by heavy rain since last week.
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ICA declares significant event for northern Queensland floods
- February 2
Flooding and storms have mostly affected Australian communities in Townsville, Innisfail, Ingham, Gordonvale and Cardwell.
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ARPC declares cyclone event as Cyclone Sean strengthens to category 4
- January 20
Windstorm, which shut down ports in the country's iron ore exporting hub over the weekend, is expected to move away and drop below cyclone intensity by Thursday.
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