Tropical cyclone Seroja slammed Western Australia, leaving homes destroyed and many without power before it weakened into a tropical storm.
The storm made landfall as a category three cyclone and despite weakening, strong winds and rains are expected to continue.
Several towns in the state’s south-east remain under “red alert,” meaning authorities advise residents to take shelter.
On Monday morning, emergency services agencies said it remained too early to assess the extent of the damage.
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