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NSW FLOODS


Hundreds of farms and rural properties remain isolated across the region after days of heavy rain, with relief efforts set to continue for several days.

Emergency Services Minister Michael Gallacher on Thursday extended the natural disaster zones to take in Gunnedah, Narrabri, Gwydir, Muswellbrook, Liverpool Plains, Tamworth and the Upper Hunter Shire councils.

This brings the total number of affected areas to 10.

"The natural disaster declarations for these areas activates a number of assistance schemes for home, land and business owners under the NSW Disaster Assistance Arrangements," Mr Gallacher said in a statement.

The shires of Moree Plains, Armidale Dumaresq and Inverell were declared natural disaster zones earlier this week, with entire parts of Moree and Wee Waa remaining underwater after downpours caused rivers to burst their banks



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dont you think anyone else reads the papers or see.s the news??


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I figured he was trying too be helpful......Looking at your Avatar I can see why



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yogi wrote:

dont you think anyone else reads the papers or see.s the news??


 I think that was a bit uncalled for. I'm sure it was meant to be helpfull



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Actually...I don't read the news papers or watch TV...or listen to the news. So I appreciate updates from blogs that I frequent.

cheers Sharon

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Thanks Old Briney.
Those who might be thinking of travelling or have loved ones in those areas need all the updates they can get.

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Thanks from us too Old Briney,

Guess we may have to develop a Plan B - in case we can't come back home via the Newell.

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Clare46 wrote:
yogi wrote:

dont you think anyone else reads the papers or see.s the news??


 I think that was a bit uncalled for. I'm sure it was meant to be helpfull


 I tend to agree with Clare46, not all travellers have access to papers and tv/radio, they rely on "The Grey Nomads" site for info. I hope you didn't mean it the way it has come across yogi.



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I did ask this question on behalf of JazzinAround just a few days back and only got one very helpful reply from lilly.
As the results are conflicting now I'm not sure if she is able to get across to the coast from Forbes area.
So are all the roads closed or not.
Has the flooding got worse or not.
Thats why we have this forum to help each other with information, Thanks Oldbriney for the update.

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old briney wrote:

Hundreds of farms and rural properties remain isolated across the region after days of heavy rain, with relief efforts set to continue for several days.

Emergency Services Minister Michael Gallacher on Thursday extended the natural disaster zones to take in Gunnedah, Narrabri, Gwydir, Muswellbrook, Liverpool Plains, Tamworth and the Upper Hunter Shire councils.

This brings the total number of affected areas to 10.

"The natural disaster declarations for these areas activates a number of assistance schemes for home, land and business owners under the NSW Disaster Assistance Arrangements," Mr Gallacher said in a statement.

The shires of Moree Plains, Armidale Dumaresq and Inverell were declared natural disaster zones earlier this week, with entire parts of Moree and Wee Waa remaining underwater after downpours caused rivers to burst their banks


 Thanks Briney,

I don't get to watch the news much or listen to the radio etc, so was unaware you were having floods over there (i'm in WA) and I have visited or lived in some of the areas you mentioned.   Keep up the good posts......biggrin

 



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I also would love any info on flooding etc. Especially the Newell over Christmas. Thanks Briney.

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thanks Briney - helpful info for those considering travelling in those areas. We havent had a paper for a week now and its mostly SA news on TV here


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Happywanderer wrote:

I did ask this question on behalf of JazzinAround just a few days back and only got one very helpful reply from lilly.
As the results are conflicting now I'm not sure if she is able to get across to the coast from Forbes area.
So are all the roads closed or not.
Has the flooding got worse or not.
Thats why we have this forum to help each other with information, Thanks Oldbriney for the update.


 JazzinAround will be fine all roads from as far south as parks  to the coast and up to  qld   throught The new england all are open and safe  ....cant say for sure about the newell at moree .. i did hear it open and ok

Flooding has not got any worst only better around here

As for coment about part of wee waa been under water  well some farms are yes but wee waa has a levy bank and has done for years   and flooding is just a normal part of life for them  ..  that ia unless there has been something happen over night there was talking to mum brother there yesterday he said  they expected road to be open to some traffic today



-- Edited by lilly31 on Friday 2nd of December 2011 11:50:36 AM

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Thanks Lilly. Might go afterall.

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If anyone need road information contact the local SES of that area your are traveling... I have alway found they know what going on alway's upto date information .. The police do great jobs but SES are on the ball i find ....

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yogi wrote:

dont you think anyone else reads the papers or see.s the news??


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yogi wrote:

dont you think anyone else reads the papers or see.s the news??


 Geez Yogi and I get criticised here for being a grouch, but I bow to a master



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