The Red River, which flows through Vietnam's north, has risen to its highest level in 20 years, threatening further flooding.
Six days after severe weather hit Tasmania, some residents are still unable to cook or heat their homes
TasNetworks is scrambling to restore power to about 8,000 customers, including people like Helmut Bauerle, who has been without power since Saturday.
Photo shows An older man with long, grey beard in a dressing gown sits in an armchairSevere weather leaves tens of thousands without power in Tasmania, Victoria
Many Tasmanian communities remain cut off as roads and properties have been inundated by floodwaters along the River Derwent.
Photo shows Severe Weather: An inundated outdoor bar.Has Video Duration: 4 minutes 28 seconds.Tasmanians mop up after flooding as wild weather eases across state — as it happened
All emergency warnings in the state have been downgraded after rivers peaked and relatively calm weather held for today, with Tasmanians taking to counting the cost of the storms.
Photo shows A farm property and distiller filled with floodwater'Absolutely horrific': Tasmanians counting costs and cleaning up after winds, rain and flooding
Tasmanians are cleaning up after days of battering from constant downpours and wild winds that have brought down trees and powerlines, while most of the flooding danger is over.
Photo shows a large tree uprootedTasmanian SES receives over 340 calls for assistance
Tasmanian SES has received over 340 calls for assistance due to strong winds and rising water levels.
Photo shows A map of Tasmania with the cities and towns of Devonport, Launceston, River Derwent and Hobart highlighted.Has Video Duration: 3 minutes 42 seconds.Thousands without power in Victoria, Tasmania prepares for record flooding peak — as it happened
Tasmania's hammering from wild weather continues, with thousands of people without electricity and a major flood peak expected on Monday evening. Victorians are also being battered by winds, and are inundating the SES with calls for help.
Photo shows Water rushes down a channel down a hill, with white water at the baseThe Haimeses had 'gold insurance cover' but when their house flooded, they nearly fell victim to a common trap
Predatory lowball cash settlements from insurance companies to victims of flood damage are a serious issue, with the peak body for financial counsellors revealing underquoting is rife.
Photo shows A man in flannel puts his arm around a woman in a puffer jacket in a backyard. They look dejectedAre schools closed? And everything else you need to know about Tasmania's wild weather
Tasmania has been hit by days of downpours, damaging winds and power outages, with residents in some communities now facing a flooding emergency.
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Photo shows Swings dip beneath floodwater with a bridge and flooded river in the background.'Cyclone-strength winds' whip through Tasmania
There is a major flood warning in place for parts of the Derwent River as the final burst of cold weather systems rolls across the south east of the country.
Photo shows Woman wears navy shirt in front of multiple monitors inside weather bureau control room.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 40 seconds.Evacuate now warning issued along River Derwent as Tasmanians urged to prepare for floods — as it happened
An evacuate warning has been issued for several communities along the River Derwent, north-west of Hobart, as wild weather continues to batter Tasmania.
Photo shows The Repulse Dam near Ouse, which feeds into the River DerwentWild weather in Tasmania knocks out phone coverage, power
The prolonged extreme weather event affecting Tasmania has left around 30,000 people without power overnight, with residents in a one community being told they should prepare to leave due to a flood risk.
Warnings of rare August cyclone in Pakistan and India lead thousands to evacuate
The death toll from recent monsoon rain also rose, with children among the dead after a house was destroyed in a mudslide in rural Pakistan.
Photo shows Three children playing on a beach with storm clouds in the distance.High tides and dangerous surf put soggy Gippsland towns on alert
Six minutes was all it took for a tide to take over the tiny town of Manns Beach this week and locals fear it could happen again before Monday.
Photo shows A woman and a man standing on some steps next to the oceanHouseboats getting stuck in River Murray threaten multi-million-dollar tourism industry
The State Emergency Service has responded to a number of marine rescue call-outs on the River Murray in the last fortnight.
Photo shows A man in a black shirt leans over a rail and looks out into the distance. He is standing on a boat docked in the river.Dozens killed in India as heavy rain leads to widespread flooding
Almost 2,000 people have been rescued, with the army deployed to assist with relief efforts.
Photo shows A drone shot shows rows of flooded streets with two people standing in the flooded water, covered up to their knees.Deadly Typhoon Gaemi's wind speed, rainfall were intensified by climate change, attribution study shows
Releasing their report just as another typhoon made landfall in Japan, researchers from World Weather Attribution said Gaemi's wind speeds were about 14kph more intense and its rainfall up to 14 per cent higher as a result of warmer sea temperatures.
Photo shows Four young men carrying plastic bottles and bags of items wade through shoulder-deep brown water.Farmers 'haunted' by floods call for lake's water levels to be lowered
Farmers downstream of Lake Eildon affected by the October 2022 flood event want the Victorian government to introduce temporary operating rules for the lake.
Photo shows A young woman and her grandad stare out at her farm propertyKaty's insurance bill has tripled, with flood risk driving a record price rise
More frequent extreme weather events and higher building costs are leading to record high premiums across the country, according to the insurance industry.
Photo shows A woman stands outside of her home holding a printed insurance policy.Rain records smashed, towns flooded across South West WA
Busselton, Mandurah, and a number of other towns broke rainfall records as a cold front passed across the state's south.
Photo shows Shipping containers on a farm surrounded by waterBattles for insurance payouts takes a toll on flood victims
A federal inquiry has been examining insurers' responses to extreme floods hearing from northern Tasmanian residents hit by floods in 2016.
Photo shows Insurance Battle, Federal Inquiry: A living room inundated with brown floodwater.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 2 seconds.