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- Category
- Weather
- Age rating
- 4+
- Price
- 2.99 AUD
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Released
- Oct 5, 2026
- Last updated
- 26 Oct 2026
- Size
- 153.2 MB
- Requires
- iOS 18.0 or later
- Languages
- 1
5.03 ratings
★★★★★
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1AustraliaTop paid · All apps and games#90–What's newin version 1.0.5
• River heights: a new map layer with live river levels and whether each river is rising or falling. Turn it on in Map layers. • Clearer flood warnings: Major, Moderate and Minor flood warnings, with the approximate catchment shown on the map and the river gauges nearby. • Faster map loading, especially with several layers on. • The map retries loading after a connection failure, without needing to restart the app. • A cleaner map: source credits now live on the Sources page. • More reliable saving and loading of your places. • The app now sends us a short report if it hits an error, so we can fix problems faster. Reports never include your location, places or anything you type. Hazards QLD is an independent service, not an emergency service. In an emergency, follow official instructions and call Triple Zero (000).
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Hazards QLD brings authoritative Queensland hazard, warning, transport and operational information into one situational-awareness app. View current hazards on a map or list, save places you care about, choose notifications for relevant hazard updates, and keep a household emergency plan securely on your device. Turn on the river heights layer for current gauge readings and rising or falling trends. Bureau of Meteorology flood warnings show Major, Moderate or Minor classifications, with approximate catchments and nearby river gauges where available. Official warnings retain their source warning level and provenance. Operational context is presented separately. Source credits and links are available on the Sources page. Hazards QLD is an independent service and is not an emergency service or an official Queensland Government warning channel. During an emergency, follow official emergency services instructions and call 000 when required.