Flooding in Australia

Flooding in Australia

BRISBANE, Australia - Residents watch a boat moving in a flooded area of Brisbane, Australia, on Jan. 12, 2011. The country's worst floods in decades continued to wreak havoc in the capital of the northeastern state of Queensland.

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