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Tropical Cyclone Narelle cuts destructive path along WA coastline

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Narelle has this afternoon made landfall for the third time as a Category 3 system, this time in Western Australia, just south of Coral Bay. Winds of up to 220 kilometres an hour tore through homes, ripping off roofs. The WA Premier has activated the state's highest level emergency response, as communities further south brace for the system as it weakens.
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