1/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Ray Thompson with his copy of the Courier Mail. Picture: Patrick Woods.
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2/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
3/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
4/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
5/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
6/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
7/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Aaron Loats out for the morning ride. Picture: Patrick Woods.
8/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
9/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
10/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
11/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Richelle Rae overlooks the flooded Maroochy River. Picture: Patrick Woods.
12/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Locals, Pat and Allan Vally. Picture: Patrick Woods.
13/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
14/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
15/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
16/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
17/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
18/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
19/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Out having their morning coffee are Jane and Calvin Coffey. Picture: Patrick Woods.
20/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
21/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
22/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
23/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Patrick Woods.
24/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Richelle Rae overlooks the flooded Maroochy River. Picture: Patrick Woods.
25/36Bradman Ave remains closed as residents prepare for more rain and heavy flooding to hit the Sunshine Coast. Making the most of it are Blake and Jack Emerson-Currell. Picture: Patrick Woods.
26/3626-02-2022 Flood waters on Sunshine Coast. Bradman avenue resident Allen Davies watches as the Maroochy River rises. Picture: Brad Fleet
27/3626-02-2022 Flood waters on Sunshine Coast. Bradman avenue residents Steffen dÕAtolonia and Lauren Gomes waste time as the Maroochy River rises. Picture: Brad Fleet
28/36Hilton Tce, Tewantin, remains closed after heavy rainfall over the weekend. (aerial photos Noosa River). Picture: Patrick Woods.
29/36Hilton Tce, Tewantin, remains closed after heavy rainfall over the weekend. (aerial photos Noosa River). Picture: Patrick Woods.
30/36Hilton Tce, Tewantin, remains closed after heavy rainfall over the weekend. (aerial photos Noosa River). Picture: Patrick Woods.
31/36WEATHER: Out after the heavy rains over the weekend is Lenni, 5, along Hilton Esplanade, Noosaville. Picture: Patrick Woods.
32/36WEATHER: Out after the heavy rains over the weekend are Lenni, 5, and Mal. Hilton Esplanade, Noosaville. Picture: Patrick Woods.
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34/36WEATHER: Water is still over parts of David Low Way, Bli Bli. Picture: Patrick Woods.
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36/36WEATHER: Out after the heavy rains over the weekend having fun are Max Grady(black shirt), Zane Luther(red shorts), and Dylan Woods(blue shorts) at Muller Park, Bli Bli.Picture: Patrick Woods.
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