Coal Firm's Donation to Flood Aid
A cheque for £105 for flood relief distribution on the North Coast has been received by the…
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Floods & storms, 1954
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Hydro-Electricity, Irrigation Are Benefits That Follow Gorge Dam to Relieve Flood
SYDNEY, Monday.-Federal Health Minister, Sir Earle Page, to-day advocated implementation of schemes for flood prevention on Northern New South Wales rivers…
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The women's meeting in Grafton to-day to urge measures of flood control on the Clarence River, has been convened by the Mayoress of Grafton (Mrs. J. I. Moorhead) and Mayoress of…
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The gratitude and appreciation of South Grafton Municipal Council for flood relief from other centres…
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SYDNEY, Monday.--The State Government would grant another £40,000 for flood relief on the North Coast, the Premier (Mr. Cahill), said to-day…
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Mr. Rodney Lipman, Zone 5 president of the Association of Apex Clubs, said last night that the…
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Stranded in Grafton without funds during the flood period, a young Maclean resident, it was stated at…
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An account of unselfish, voluntary service to a community in the flood is contained in this stark diary of the South Grafton Water Brigade…
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Unlike the record flood of 1950, which occurred in winter, the greatest damage to crops and pastures in the recent flood had been due to the hot humid conditions…
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This remarkable insight into the flood predicament of a little settlement was given yesterday by Mrs. H. Corbin, a comparative newcomer to Australia. The large…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →ENEMY No. 1 The Floods 1950 No. 1
This series of flood digests, reports and editorial and other continents from the files of the "Daily…
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The viewpoint of women on the necessity for bringing to an end the floods which periodically ravage the Clarence Valley was forcibly expressed by speakers at a gathering of 250 at the Garden Theatre, Grafton, yesterday afternoon…
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South Grafton Flood Relief Committee yesterday distributed £700 to householders on the southern side…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →ENEMY No. 1 The Floods 1950 No. 2
Extracts are published below from the "Examiner" editorial of July 11, 1950--just after the worst flood for…
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MACLEAN, Wed.--The Maclean and Harwood Shire Flood Relief Committee met this afternoon when further…
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An enthusiastic meeting of Women at Maclean yesterday morning, unanimously endorsed the action taken by the meeting in Grafton on Tuesday, which…
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Considerable confusion has been in evidence throughout the Clarence on the methods to be adopted…
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MACLEAN.--Mr. Lyal Wright, of Lawrence, a Digger of World War 1 who lost a leg and an arm had…
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The president qf the R.S.L. Women's Auxiliary, Mrs. G. G. Triggs, urged members at the auxiliary…
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THE reminder from the Lower Clarence that the flood is by no means over for the farmers should be taken to heart. They are in a desperate…
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