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Secure the boat, pile sandbags and hunker down: Queensland’s Bribie Island braces for Cyclone Alfred
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Cyclone Alfred is tracking towards the south-east Queensland coast and could make landfall on Thursday or Friday morning .
The storm was due to grow to category two on Tuesday , slow and then make a sharp right turn towards the Queensland coast.
Storm was expected to maintain intensity as a category two and make landfall between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast late on Thursday .
A pair of retirees from Tasmania have spent the last five months housesitting a home on a Bribie canal.
They have stocked up on cans of tuna, beans, toilet paper and muesli bars.
The pair are worried the garden will get a bit stuffed up as the owners are due home in a few weeks .
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