Homeowners return to flood devastation
Thousands of residents are returning home to assess damage and start repairs after a historic week of devastating floods and rainfall.
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‘Musical theatre reborn’ with Hamilton
Ahead of a highly anticipated Sydney premiere, the cast and crew of Hamilton celebrate the return of live theatre.
Off-the-grid family on the torrential frontline
A family of five, stranded in their homestead in Upper Lansdowne for the last four days, has made a daring escape from their property as floodwaters begin to recede.
More shelters needed as levels tipped to rise
Local officials across the NSW mid-north coast are scrambling to resolve emergency accommodation shortages as conditions begin to deteriorate.
Ready to jab despite deluge delay
The AstraZeneca rollout is being heralded as an important day in the history of Australia’s pandemic response, but NSW faces imminent delays.
Hundreds in scramble for shelter
Torrential rainfall and flash flooding is set to worsen along the Mid North Coast, as a new front emerges from the state’s north west.
Once-in-a-century disaster unfolding in NSW
The city of Penrith, west of Sydney, has been inundated as the NSW Premier declares a disaster and warns thousands more will need to leave their homes.
Warragamba spills as flooding continues
Sydney’s main water source, the Warragamba Dam, has begun to overflow after a mini cyclone battered parts of Sydney’s south west.
The FIFO experiment
New fly in fly out rosters kept the West’s mines operating during COVID.
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