Latest news with #floodzone
ABC News
29-05-2025
- Climate
- ABC News
SPOONERS AV, GREENHILL
The floodwaters have gone down. Now what? Once the floodwaters go down you could be faced with structural damage to your home, contaminated water, river mud, black mould and sometimes dangerous animals. Here is some information to help with the recovery and clean up.
ABC News
26-05-2025
- Climate
- ABC News
Burn Area - Mallee 39 - Wargan - Walker Rd
The floodwaters have gone down. Now what? Once the floodwaters go down you could be faced with structural damage to your home, contaminated water, river mud, black mould and sometimes dangerous animals. Here is some information to help with the recovery and clean up.
ABC News
25-05-2025
- Climate
- ABC News
Massive NSW flood cleanup begins
The floodwaters have receded and all emergency-level warnings have been downgraded across the flood zone in New South Wales. Emergency workers are assessing the damage from last week's record floods and have so far declared more than 300 homes and businesses uninhabitable. Many flood-affected residents are now battling exhaustion and fatigue as they begin the clean-up and recovery.
ABC News
25-05-2025
- Climate
- ABC News
New South Wales flooding updates: 'Challenging' weather ahead as flood-hit parts of NSW clean up — as it happened
Floodwaters have receded but almost 100 warnings remain in place across the state's flood zone, although all emergency alerts have now been downgraded. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast challenging weather conditions in days ahead, with a cold front heading to the region. Take a look back at our blog.
CBC
21-05-2025
- Business
- CBC
'We do have the potential to lose it at any moment,' owner says as Blue Mussel Café prepares to move
A popular restaurant in the P.E.I. town of North Rustico is leaving the harbour after one last tourism season after their site was officially declared to be in a flood zone. Post-tropical storm Fiona severely damaged the area, and the Blue Mussel Café's owners have decided to move to higher ground. CBC's Sheehan Desjardins has more.
