Adrenaline junkie tourists are preparing for their annual migration to the Far North as a spectacular meteorological phenomenon arrives early this year. Morning glory clouds, also known as roll clouds ...

It's late August, and it's 4 am inside the front bar of the only pub in Burketown, a tiny town over 400km north of Mt Isa in far north Queensland. Droplets of water are forming on the beer fridge.

For a magical fortnight, glider pilots converge on the remote Queensland town of Burketown to experience the ultimate high: soaring on a billowing cloud formation that rolls out of the Gulf of ...

Around September or October each year, Burketown in outback Australia becomes the scene for a remarkable and rare natural phenomenon: the Morning Glory. At the end of a very long road in Australia's ...

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south-west, casting a dark shadow over the houses of Burketown. The cloud is known as a Morning Glory because it moves into the area around sunrise and evaporates in just a few hours. When they catch ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Glider pilots and hang-glider enthusiasts are making their way to far north Queensland to soar giant clouds that look like an ocean wave ...