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Victoria's freak weather causes chaos
Tens of thousands of city commuters face long delays getting home as wild weather wreaks havoc on Melbourne's public transport system.
"This is one of the worst episodes we've ever seen," a Connex spokesman said. "It's even worse than other problems we had last year with flooding. It's severe, it's widespread."
Winds of up to 100kmh whipped across Victoria as the remnants of tropical Cyclone Pancho combined with an intense cold front in the Great Australian Bight and moved east.
Wind-Battered Homes Still Without Power
DOZENS of Tasmanians were facing a second night without power after chaotic weather and hurricane force winds topping more than 170 km/h whipped parts of the state.
Emergency crews from power firm Aurora Energy worked through the day to reconnect power supplies to thousands of residents and businesses, mostly in Hobart and surrounding areas.




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