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Important Update: Cyclone Alfred Disruptions to Service and Deliveries
- Mar 5, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 9, 2025
NOTIFICATION RELEASED BY
National AC Parts
March 5, 2025 07.39 AEST
As you may be aware, Cyclone Alfred is impacting parts of Queensland, and we want to keep you informed about how this may affect our services over the coming week.
National AC Parts HQ
We are proud to serve all Australian states and territories from our headquarters on the Gold Coast, Qld. Due to our prime location, we may experience impacts from Cyclone Alfred in the coming days.
How This Impacts You?
With the cyclone approaching our coastline, power, internet and phone services in some areas may experience disruption's. In addition, possible flooding and supplier warehouse closures in South East Queensland could lead to delays in receiving supplies, and dispatching and delivering orders.
What Are We Doing To Help?
We want to assure our customers that we have partnered with warehouses in each state to assist with dispatching and deliveries to non-affected areas. This network enables us to maintain our service levels and minimise any disruptions, ensuring that we continue to meet your needs during this challenging time.
We have also taken all necessary precautions to ensure that our phone, email, and website services remain operational. Our team is committed to responding to your enquiries as promptly as possible, even in the event of outages.
We Appreciate Your Understanding
We appreciate your understanding and patience during this time. Stay safe, and please take care of each other.
Thanks for your continued support!
For the latest updates and local council warnings, we recommend visiting www.disaster.qld.gov.au
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