The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre has issued a renewed tsunami warning for a large part of Australia's eastern coastline following a volcanic eruption near Tonga yesterday. The Bureau of Meteorology says the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano near Tonga erupted at 3.10pm AEDT on Saturday, and tsunami waves have been observed as a result of the eruption. A tsunami warning remains current for the New South Wales coastline, parts of the coastline in Queensland, Victoria & Tasmania, and Nor

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Tsunami Warning: New South Wales beaches are expected to be closed until later today as authorities monitor wave conditions generated by yesterday's tsunami, says NSW SES Commissioner Carlene York. "It's important, as I say, not to go down to the beach. But it's also important to understand not to go down and look...we've had people getting into their vehicles to go down to the beach, that is exactly the wrong thing to do. We want to make sure that whoever is in the nearby area, we can evacuate