Witnesses say tornado was like bomb going off
Witnesses who saw two tornadoes that tore through communities in north-eastern Victoria say it was like a bomb went off.
View ArticleAerial view of Denison County Caravan park, in NSW after tornado.JPG
Large parts of the Dennison County Caravan Park at Mulwala in NSW were damaged by the tornado that struck the area on March 21, 2013.
View ArticleCaravan park damaged by tornado at Mulwala
The Denison County Carvan Park at Mulwala, in New South Wales, was extensively damaged when a tornado touched down last night. Caravans were destroyed and trees were cut down by the high winds.
View ArticleDisaster declaration for Mulwala
The Member for Albury Greg Aplin says help is on the way for van park owners and residents hit by the tornado in Mulwala on Thursday night.
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Tornado damage at the Dennison County Caravan at Mulwala, NSW. The tornado on March 21, 2013, damaged hundreds of caravans and cabins at the caravan park.
View ArticleMan gives terrifying account of tornado escape
A man has described how his car became airborne during a tornado last week in north-eastern Victoria and southern New South Wales.
View ArticleTornado disaster declaration takes one week
There is dismay in southern New South Wales at the delay in announcing disaster relief for victims of tornadoes a week ago today.
View ArticleMulwala's Easter bounce back
Thousands of tourists have flocked to the Riverina for Easter, with an influx to the Murray River despite the tornado which battered the region.
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View ArticleCouncils battling drought and fire push for funding to keep afloat amid pandemic
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View ArticleNew NSW-Vic border zone labelled a 'disaster' by residents
Residents say new border zone restrictions mean some kids won't be able to go to school, people can't go to work and businesses will have to close.
View ArticleSee the list: The residents allowed to cross Victorian border as NSW varies...
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View ArticleOlympic training continues as Tokyo 2020 start date passes by
Athletes across Australia are training instead of competing today with July 24 marking what would have been the first day of the 2020 Olympics.
View ArticleDookie to be home to Victoria's drought resilience hub
Dookie in north-east Victoria will be the new home for research into drought resilience following an announcement from the Federal government.
View ArticleKay Hull recognised with second-highest honour in Queen's Birthday Awards
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View ArticleSki racing 'hero' jailed after stealing boat from V8 Supercars champ
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View Article'We're copping it from both sides': Murray River tourist towns frustrated by...
New South Wales restrictions over the school holidays are already having an impact on border towns, as businesses see a sharp increase in cancellations.
View ArticleRiverina families ready to cheer on local Olympians about to compete in Tokyo
Riverina families will be on the edge of their seats over the next two weeks as these five local loved ones compete for Olympic gold in Tokyo.
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