1/21Water over Orion street Lismore. Picture: Cath Piltz
Mega gallery: Lismore flood ravaged communities hit again
Flood-ravaged residents and business owners, some who have only just got back in operation after recent unprecedented flooding, are evacuating again
2/21NSW Rural Fire Service continue major cleanup in South Lismore at North Coast Wholesale Cars as the NSW town prepares for another flood. Picture: Nicholas Rupolo
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7/21Floodwaters over Wyralla Road on Tuesday around noon, just east of Lismore only four weeks after catastrophic flooding hammered the region. Picture: Cath Piltz.
8/21A large log makes its way down Leycester Creek into the Wilsons river at Lismore on Tuesday, March 29, after renewed flooding continues to pound the region. Picture: Cath Piltz
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12/21A Buddhist monk from the Unified Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation of Australia and New Zealand, part of a group visiting flood affected areas and donating money to victims, walks past a pile of debris in the city centre on March 29, 2022 in Lismore, Australia. Evacuation orders have been issued for towns across the NSW Northern Rivers region, with flash flooding expected as heavy rainfall continues. It is the second major flood event for the region this month. (Photo by Dan Peled/Getty Images)
13/21A flooded boat abandoned in the yard overlooking more floodwater on Wyralla Road just east of Lismore on Tuesday March 29, 2022. Picture: Cath Piltz
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15/21Anxious locals watch the river rise in the Lismore area on Tuesday morning, March 29. Picture: Nicholas Rupolo
16/21Brand’s Pharmacy in Lismore has moved everything above waist height for the second time in 4 weeks.
17/21Shane Puul, who volunteers at The Penny Man shop, among those preparing again for flooding in Lismore on Tuesday, March 29. Picture: Nicholas Rupolo
18/21Fresh round of sandbags in Lismore's business district on Tuesday morning March 29. Picture: Nicholas Rupolo.
19/21Flooding begins again in Casino Street, South Lismore. Picture: Nicholas Rupolo
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