Threat eases, more than 60 evacuation orders remain

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Threat eases, more than 60 evacuation orders remain

July 8, 2022 - 12:27 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Residents across New South Wales are beginning the long task of cleaning up after yet another flood emergency. Many communities remain isolated and face significant damage bills.