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Floods once again devastate Australia's most populous state - World Socialist Web Site - Vimarsana News

Floods once again devastate Australia's most populous state - World Socialist Web Site

As they have done with the coronavirus pandemic, Australian governments have left flood devastated residents to fend for themselves.

Source: wsws.org
NSW floods LIVE updates: Eugowra resident Dianne Smith killed; Lachlan River to peak; Corowa, Forbes, Moama, Gunnedah SES evacuation orders issued - Vimarsana News

NSW floods LIVE updates: Eugowra resident Dianne Smith killed; Lachlan River to peak; Corowa, Forbes, Moama, Gunnedah SES evacuation orders issued

Historic river rises and prolonged peaks in the state’s Central West have put residents across the region on high alert for Thursday.

Source: smh.com.au
Australia news live: Forbes residents ordered to evacuate immediately as central west NSW faces dramatic floods - Vimarsana News

Australia news live: Forbes residents ordered to evacuate immediately as central west NSW faces dramatic floods

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'A nervous wait': parts of regional NSW brace for worst flooding in 70 years | NSW and Queensland floods 2022 - Vimarsana News

'A nervous wait': parts of regional NSW brace for worst flooding in 70 years | NSW and Queensland floods 2022

The Lachlan River in Forbes is expected to exceed 10.8 metres by Friday night – a level not reached since 1952

Highest flood in 70 years still likely at Forbes as Wagga Wagga flood levels surpass 2010 peak - Vimarsana News

Highest flood in 70 years still likely at Forbes as Wagga Wagga flood levels surpass 2010 peak

The Bureau of Meteorology said the flood peak was currently sitting in Mulyandry Creek upstream of Forbes