The state’s youngest ex-premier is relishing a life out of the spotlight but still moves in powerful circles in Washington.
The rivers of the NSW North Coast are clogged with thousands of suffocating fish,prawns,eels,and crabs.
Police are investigating after reports a group of people allegedly “performed burnouts,harassed residents and damaged vehicles” on a street in Lismore where Premier Chris Minns promised to evict squatters.
“What happens if we keep getting smashed?” Many Lismore residents are considering their future after a near-repeat of flooding three years ago.
The state’s peak business body warns insurance premiums are spiralling out of control. It’s keeping some people up at night.
With nowhere to go,these people turned a street of condemned government-owned homes into a community. Now Chris Minns has vowed to demolish the buildings.
Thirteen people have been injured after two Australian Defence Force vehicles crashed near the flood-hit town of Lismore in northern NSW.
The cyclone is over,but for some communities,the potential emergency has just begun.
The storm’s overnight doubling back gifted northern NSW locals a brief reprieve,but the message is clear:the time to prepare is almost over.
Evacuation centres have been set up,flights cancelled and schools closed as the category 2 storm moves towards land.