• River heights: a new map layer with live river levels and whether each river is rising or falling. Turn it on in Map layers. • Clearer flood warnings: Major, Moderate and Minor flood warnings, with the approximate catchment shown on the map and the river gauges nearby. • Faster map loading, especially with several layers on. • The map retries loading after a connection failure, without needing to restart the app. • A cleaner map: source credits now live on the Sources page. • More reliable saving and loading of your places. • The app now sends us a short report if it hits an error, so we can fix problems faster. Reports never include your location, places or anything you type. Hazards QLD is an independent service, not an emergency service. In an emergency, follow official instructions and call Triple Zero (000).

• Severe weather and thunderstorm warnings that cover broad forecast districts now display the affected district context on the map with a dashed outline and clear guidance, preventing misleading locations. • Warnings referencing only named districts now properly appear in the visible hazard list and camera views. • Continued map rendering, reliability and accessibility refinements. Hazards QLD is an independent service, not an emergency service. In an emergency, follow official instructions and call Triple Zero (000).

• Warnings that only name a place now show an approximate area on the map, drawn with a dashed outline. • A cleaner map: Triple Zero guidance now appears on Emergency Warning and Watch and Act details, and in More. • The fire danger link now opens Queensland Fire Department's live ratings. • Queensland Government sources are credited where their information appears. Hazards QLD is an independent service, not an emergency service. In an emergency, follow official instructions and call Triple Zero (000).

Dark mode: the app now follows your iPhone's light or dark appearance. Fire danger ratings: see the rating for your saved places, fire danger shading on the map with a key, and a plain-English explainer under More. Watch zones: each saved place now has its own screen with a map of the zone and the hazards affecting it, you can share a brief for a place, and saving a zone is faster. Hazards near you are listed first, and times are easier to read throughout. Planned power outages now show their timeframe. Official instruction links appear as clearly labelled rows, and only official warning levels get a warning colour on hazard cards. Emergency resources and preparedness now come first in More, and the app supports screen rotation. A sharper app icon, plus map legend and layer fixes. Hazards QLD is an independent service, not an emergency service. In an emergency, follow official instructions and call Triple Zero (000).