Flood warnings issued as Queanbeyan braces for flood surge
Official and confidential flood alerts spread Friday and Saturday as SES doorknocks warned residents about rising waters. evacuations began around 9:30am while authorities noted earlier reports underestimated danger. Dam and housing contracts responded with contingency actions and Goongong area preparations amid rising risk.
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Queanbeyan Flood Struggles With Red Alert Overnight Review
About 5,000 Queanbeyan residents spent last night in emergency accommodation as the town remained on a red alert awaiting review of the dam flag situation. NSW SES officers and Queanbeyan police will decide, based on flood conditions and weather, while 1,000 residents from Oaks Estate Nurrabundah and The Cumeway were allowed to return home yesterday.
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Unclear Time Cycle Crash Report Near Plymtout Circuit
A fatal crash was reported involving a cyclist and a car near Plymtout Circuit and Hamilton Circle. Police spokesman said further details were not available. Weather and other conditions were described as deteriorating, with authorities continuing to investigate the incident.
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Mayor to launch Queanbeyan fund
Mayor Alderman Fred Land announced a fund appeal to aid people who suffered personal loss. He will start the drive with $100, donations sent via The Canberra Times or Queanbeyan City Council. NSW Minister Cox backs rapid relief while ACT official Staley doubts ACT need.
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South Coast Towns Brace for Floods After Heavy Rain
South Coast towns faced possible flooding after heavy rain with more on the way. Nelligen evacuation likely early morning as floodwaters rise. Lathra near Bepa isolated. Princes Highway near Moruya closed, Hume Highway at Jugiong closed. other routes including Fessera, Coppi Crossing, and Moyird Root also shut. Police caution ongoing for at least two days.
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Bepa
Princes Highway
Moruya
Jugiong
Fessera
Collecnor
Pole
Ana Moyird Root
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