Winds hit speeds of up to 200 kilometres an hour hit the coastal towns of northern Queensland, Australia.
Cyclone Ului crossed the coastline during the early hours of the morning. Weather officials said the cyclone has been downgraded to a tropical low as it moves inland but there are still fears of flooding.
Businesses shut down and people stayed indoors as many tourists and backpackers fled the area. Millions of dollars of damage was caused to boats smashed up against sea walls and onto the shore. There have been no injuries but it is premature to say how much damage has occurred.
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