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With 21st-century technology allowing us inside everything, we are able to view what residents see in the aftermath of the February 28 floods – these are some of the photos that have been sent to use from around the region.

We will add to this gallery over the next few days.

Billinudgel

Photo Danny Wakil.

Ballina

Ballina – Photo David Lowe.

Lismore

Lismore. Photo David Lowe.

Lismore – Photo Mercedes Mambort.

Lismore. Photo Jess Bush.

Main Arm

Always look on the bright side… Photo Aslan Shand.

Main Arm Kohinor Hall – Photo Jimmy Priestly

Mullumbimby

Mullumbimby’s CBD underwater Monday 28 February. Photo Simon Haslam

Mullumbimby – Photo Don Raffaele.

Mullumbimby. Photo Sam Clarke.

A whole new meaning to watching sport in the comfort of your own living room.

Too good not to get another view.

 

Byron Bay

Byron Bay – Photo Francesca Von Reinhaart.

Byron Bay. Photo Jacqueline McKessar.

Upper Main Arm

Upper Main Arm. Photo Katherine Leggett.

South Golden Beach

A pet and person rescue in South Golden Beach this morning. Sage and his mum Jamie rowed Pepe and Trevor (and their mum Katelyn) to a dry place.\

Tumbulgum 

Tumbulgum. Photo Dede Callichy.

Kyogle

Kyogle


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  1. Like so many areas on the north coast, bogangar was also heavily impacted by this event, many people have lost everything.

    The support from the local community and businesses for those affected has been incredible.

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