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NSW floods: Evacuation orders issued in Dubbo, Riverina, Sydney's north-west as ADF called-in to help with rescues - Vimarsana News

NSW floods: Evacuation orders issued in Dubbo, Riverina, Sydney's north-west as ADF called-in to help with rescues

The SES has issued four evacuation orders across New South Wales as rising floodwaters threaten to cut off homes in areas of Sydney's north-west, Central West and Riverina as heavy rainfall lashes the state.

Heavy rains ease in Australia's New South Wales, flood warnings remain in place - Vimarsana News

Heavy rains ease in Australia's New South Wales, flood warnings remain in place

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Heavy rains that battered Australia's New South Wales started to ease on Sunday, but several areas still faced flood warnings.

Rain causes havoc across NSW and Victoria - Vimarsana News

Rain causes havoc across NSW and Victoria

Heavy rain drenching Australia's southeast coast has caused flash flooding and road closures, leaving residents on alert and ruining weekend plans for many.

Heavy rains ease in Australia's New South Wales, flood warnings remain in place | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo - Vimarsana News

Heavy rains ease in Australia's New South Wales, flood warnings remain in place | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Heavy rains that battered Australia's New South Wales started to ease on Sunday, but several areas still faced ...

Source: wkzo.com
Rescuers pull people from cars stuck in flood water as more NSW residents told to evacuate - Vimarsana News

Rescuers pull people from cars stuck in flood water as more NSW residents told to evacuate

NSW SES commissioner Carlene York says it is ‘very dangerous out there’ and the rivers are still rising