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                    [Title] => Australian man attacks army helicopter
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                    [Title] => More rain worsens floods in Australia
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Almost a foot (300 millimeters) of rain in just a few hours renewed  flood fears in Australia's already waterlogged Queensland state  Saturday, sending a surging river over its banks and into another large  town.
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                    [Title] => Food, supplies flown to flood-stranded Aussie city
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A military flight rushed yesterday to restock  an Australian city before it was cut off by floodwaters that have  turned a huge swath of the Outback into a lake, while police confirmed  two more deaths in the crisis.
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                    [Title] => Australia floods larger than France strand 200,000
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Military aircraft dropped supplies to towns cut off by floods in  northeastern Australia as the prime minister promised new assistance  Friday to the 200,000 people affected by waters covering an area larger  than France and Germany combined.
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Australian man attacks army helicopter

July 21, 2011 - 3:38pm

A man has been arrested and charged with damaging an army helicopter at the Rockhampton airport in central Queensland in Australia, the Australia Associated Press (AAP) reported on Thursday.

More rain worsens floods in Australia

January 8, 2011 - 5:00pm

Almost a foot (300 millimeters) of rain in just a few hours renewed flood fears in Australia's already waterlogged Queensland state Saturday, sending a surging river over its banks and into another large tow...

Food, supplies flown to flood-stranded Aussie city

January 4, 2011 - 2:17am

A military flight rushed yesterday to restock an Australian city before it was cut off by floodwaters that have turned a huge swath of the Outback into a lake, while police confirmed two more deaths in the c...

Australia floods larger than France strand 200,000

December 31, 2010 - 7:15pm

Military aircraft dropped supplies to towns cut off by floods in northeastern Australia as the prime minister promised new assistance Friday to the 200,000 people affected by waters covering an area larger than...