SYDNEY (MarketWatch) -- Cyclone Yasi has resulted in quite significant structural damage to property, the Queensland government said Thursday afternoon at a press conference. Damage assessments ...

SYDNEY (MarketWatch) - The damage bill for Cyclone Yasi which battered the North Queensland coast of Australia late this week is estimated at A$3.5 billion ($3.55 billion), forecasting agency ...

Two major parks in Queensland's far north wet tropics region remain closed, three months after Cyclone Yasi. The road to Wallaman Falls near Ingham and Cardwell Forest Drive are still impassable ...

Cyclone Yasi, the first category 5 storm to hit the Australian coast since 1918, devastated a series of small towns in north Queensland overnight. Homes have been ripped apart, roofs torn off ...

End of Cyclone Yasi Brings Australia More Woes. February 4, 2011 / 11:29 PM EST / AP CAIRNS, Australia - The tail end of one of Australia's largest-ever cyclones triggered wild storms and flash ...

Cyclone Yasi, North Queensland 2011, was an Australian category 5 and had a CDP of 10 Cyclone Tracy, Darwin 1974, was a category 4 but also had a CDP of 10. Tracy travelled very slowly ...

- Powerful cyclone Yasi caused patchy but severe damage to Australia's famed Great Barrier Reef when it tore through last month, with some areas little more than rubble, scientists said Monday. IE ...

THE mangled and twisted concrete footings of a building are what sticks out in Rockhampton Ergon technician Ken Conaghan's mind when he reflects on the destruction wrought by Cyclone Yasi.

As the threat to far north Queensland posed by Tropical Cyclone Yasi eases, telecommunications companies have begun accounting for the damage to their network infrastructure. (Queensland Coast ...

Cyclone Debbie's damage worse than Yasi. ... Insurers are bracing for the largest cyclone damage bill in Queensland history, with twin weather disasters unfolding at opposite ends of the state.

Cyclone Debbie, the most powerful storm to hit Australia since Cyclone Yasi caused more than $600 million in damage in 2011, made landfall Tuesday. Photo: EPA.