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NBN News | MAJOR FLOODING AT GUNNEDAH AND NARRABRI

The Naomi River at Gunnedah is approaching its peak near 8.6 metres. The flood level is higher than the 8.2 metres the town experienced on Wednesday. The Kamilaroi Highway has reopened between Curlewis and Breeza but remains closed between Boggabri and Gunnedah. The majority of the tarmac of the . by NBN NEWS | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

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NBN News | REPORT FINDS REASON BEHIND 2020 GUNNEDAH PLANE CRASH

A report into a Gunnedah plane crash in August last year, has found the pilot didn't complete the proper checks before flying, according to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau. The twin-engine aircraft's undercarriage became damaged during take-off, after hitting holes on the Gunned . by Jessica Worboys | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

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ATSB highlights NOTAMs in Merlin Accident Report

ATSB highlights NOTAMs in Merlin Accident Report
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Revving up for 2021 Weeks of Speed

Gunnedah Shire Council The Cobbs 4×4 Weeks of Speed program for 2021 is fuelling plenty of interest with high-octaine action due to kick off on Saturday, March 6. Gunnedah Shire Council is an ongoing and proud sponsor of this exciting annual event which is making a comeback after being knocked out of contention by COVID-19 in 2020. The Cobbs 4×4 Weeks of Speed Committee president Ray Darcey said there were a few changes of pace in this year’s program which he said was the strongest one yet. “We are looking at a couple of extra events,” Mr Darcey said. “A speedway event was washed out earlier this year so as well as Gunnedah’s Night of Legends on March 20, we will be racing at the speedway on March 6. That’s first time we will have raced twice during the Weeks of Speed.

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