Road closings planned for project
Construction on a wind energy project in Morgan County will result in the closing of...
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RAILWAY RECIPE: 1200t ballast, 800m rail and 600 sleepers
Mammoth task to remediate site after last week’s derailment continues as help arrives from South Australia.
Source: coffscoastadvocate.com.au
'Not every day we get a train in our backyard' | Ballina Shire Advocate
Premium Content Subscriber only The owners of a local equestrian centre were given the surprise of their lives last night after a freight train derailed, spilling cargo onto their Nana Glen property. Michelle Muller of Hill Top Farm Riding Centre said the experience had been "quite surreal" since they heard the accident occur. And despite the dramatic scene Ms Muller was relieved that both the driver and her horses emerged unharmed. A train has derailed onto The Hilltop Farm equestrian centre off Morrows Road in Nana Glen. Property owner Michelle Morrow was relieved the driver of the trai...
Source: ballinaadvocate.com.au
'It's a bad one': Towns cut off as flood causes havoc | Fraser Coast Chronicle
Flooding has caused havoc across the Coffs Coast with the Orara River bursting its banks, inundating roads and cutting off towns in the process. The town of Nana Glen has been split in two with the Edward Sharpe Bridge sitting below more than three metres of water which, together with flooding at on Bucca and Morrows Road, means many residents are now stranded. Local Nana Glen RFS captain John Lardner and some of his fellow brigade members are stranded at home, unable to assist, likening it to being "on an island". There has been significant flooding across the Coffs Coast as the Orara Ri...
Source: frasercoastchronicle.com.au
'It's a bad one': Towns cut off as flood causes havoc | Ballina Shire Advocate
Flooding has caused havoc across the Coffs Coast with the Orara River bursting its banks, inundating roads and cutting off towns in the process. The town of Nana Glen has been split in two with the Edward Sharpe Bridge sitting below more than three metres of water which, together with flooding at on Bucca and Morrows Road, means many residents are now stranded. Local Nana Glen RFS captain John Lardner and some of his fellow brigade members are stranded at home, unable to assist, likening it to being "on an island". There has been significant flooding across the Coffs Coast as the Orara Ri...
Source: ballinaadvocate.com.au