Data File Last Updated: Wed, 02 Jul 2008 00:42:58 +1000. from http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDN21000.txt

Key:
• Dotted Thin Red Line - a Trough
• Red Dot a plotted Point
• Large Cloud image - A Low
• Cloud and Wind image - Intense Low
• Shaded Areas of various Colours are Reported Affected Areas
• Lines of various colors can represent expected movement

-- May08 Tropical Disturbances
-- 1 = red dot and point of a polyline ie must be close or single
-- 2 = windy cloud picture and if more than one in succesion a joining line
-- 3 = cyclone symbol and line etc
-- 4 = large fluffy cloud etc
-- 5 = line point
-- 6 = green arrow
-- 7 = blue dotted
-- ~ start ellipse filled area 
-- ~39,162,1200
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-- 5S,142E,,1 7S,155E,,1 15S,165E,050600UTC,1 7S,155E,,1 5S,142E,,1
7S,155E,05 05 0600UTC weak low,4
-- 6S,146E,,1 11S,156E,,1 17S,169E,,1 11S,156E,,1 6S,146E,,1
7S,155E,050600UTC weak low,4 
11S,156E,070600UTC weak low,4
-- 0S,144E,,1 16S,169E,,1 0S,144E,,1
-- 43S,165E,,1 36S,167E,,133S,168E,,1 26S,172E,,1 43S,165E,,1
-- 2S,142E,,1 13S,169E,100600UTC,1 2S,142E,,1
-- 6S,142E,,1 14S,169E,,1 6S,142E,110600UTC,1
-- 3S,142E,,1 12S,169E,,1 3S,142E,120600UTC,1
-- 3S,142E,,1 14S,169E,,1 3S,142E,130600UTC,1
-- 20S,148E,,1 28S,156E,171400UTC,1  20S,148E,,1
-- 17S,147E,,1 28S,163E,180300UTC and weakening,1  17S,147E,,1
-- 0S,156E,,1 13S,169E,200600UTC,1 0S,156E,,1
-- 0S,165E,,1 5S,169E,221800UTC,1 0S,165E,,1
-- 10S,150E,,1 14S,157E,271800UTC,1 11S,169E,,1 14S,157E,,1 10S,150E,,1
-- 28S,129E,,1 39S,161E,270600UTC,1 37S,169E,,1 39S,161E,,1 28S,129E,,1
-- 28S,134E,282300UTC,1 35S,169E,,1 28S,134E,,1
-- 32S,129E,,1 33S,169E, by 291100UTC,1 32S,129E,,1
-- 8S,156E,,1 28S,154E,--   290600UTC,1 8S,156E,,1
-- 08S,155E,,1 25S,152E, 291800UTC,1 08S,155E,,1
20S,153E,-- 291700UTC,2
22S,153E,-- 300000UTC,6
22S,152E, by 300600utc,6
-- 20S,153E,-- 291800UTC,2 22S,152E, by 300600UTC Source,6 23S,152E, by 302300UTC,6
-- 05S,154E,,1 12S,150E,300600UTC,121.2S,152.4E,,1.  
12S,150E,,1 05S,154E,,6
-- 5S,155E,A trough ,1 10S,160E,,1 15S,159E,,1
-- 20S,155E, 301800UTC,1 21S,155E,,1 20S,155E,,1 15S,159E,,1 10S,160E,,1 5S,155E,,1
-- 
20S,153E, 291800UTC,6 
21.2S,152.4E,----300600UTC,6 
21S,151E, 301800UTC,6 
20S,150.5E, 310600UTC rapidly weakening Low,4
-- 23S,152E, by 302300UTC conflicting movement reports,6
-- 20S,150.5E,,1 18S,160E,310600UTC,1 20S,150.5E,,1
-- 20S,148E,,1 20S,154E, by 010600UTC,1 20S,148E,,1
18S,149E,,1
22S,152E,,1
23S,156E,311800UTC Weak trough,1
22S,152E,,1
18S,149E,,1
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15S,157E,,1
15S,144E,,1
26S,153E,,1
30S,153E,,1
30S,157E,,1
26S,157E,Easing - Slight seas and low to moderate SE swells,1
15S,157E,Some coastal erosion is likely about exposed beaches,1
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32S,161E,High 1027hPa,1
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20.001S,168.752E,Earthquake-5.3-May 27-17:34UTC,1

This Page and the others like it on this site are graphical representations of the Storm and Coastal Warnings issued by the BOM that are specific to the Northern NSW and South-eastern Queensland. They are updated manually when I get a the time!
It as always annoyed me that the BOM splits its areas of Control to an arbitrary line on the border, they should overlap areas so I don't have to lookup 3 different pages.
The January rains were an example starting on Friday night they, the QLD BOM stopped taking any notice of the storms as they were leaving the control area and NSW was not concerned because they were not yet inside the control area. Ah, bureaucracy!