Plans for a World Environment Day festival at Knox Park in Murwillumbah have been postponed as a result of inclement weather along the east coast.
The weather event which extends from Bundaberg to Tasmania has seen a constant fall of rain in many areas over the last 24 hours.
A statement from the Caldera Environment Centre says they are sad to announce the cancellation of tomorrow’s celebrations.
‘The World Environment Day festival has been postponed temporarily due to the inclement weather conditions.
‘Even though the worst seems to have passed, many of our supporters will be flooded-in for the time being.
‘Due to the amount of organising that goes into making the event happen we will still be having the festival on a date to be announced soon.’
You can follow the weather on the Bureau of Meteorology’s web page – and you can keep up with what’s happening at the Caldera Environment Centre on their Facebook page.
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