The Bureau of Meteorology is under fire after a costly, botched website rollout that left farmers and emergency crews scrambling for critical forecasts — sparking an independent review led by Phillip Glyde, former head of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority, with results due by March next year. The review will examine everything from public communication to service effectiveness, especially as climate change demands more reliable weather data. With the chief customer officer already retired amid backlash, Environment Minister Murray Watt insists this audit is vital to restore trust and ensure Australia’s weather watchdog delivers when it matters most.

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