BOM defends storm warnings amid $96.5m website backlash
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology hits back at critics over Queensland superstorm warnings while defending its controversial $96.5 million website overhaul. Learn the full story.
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BOM website overhaul triggers widespread Australian backlash
The Bureau of Meteorology's controversial website redesign has triggered widespread backlash from weather-dependent Australians who say crucial forecasting details have been buried.
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