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Floods hit region from all sides

A tree truck became flotsam before it was dumped by receding floodwaters on a fence, near the Mary Valley Link Rd.
Arthur Gorrie

Buckets of rain, equal to 80 percent of a normal year's falls, hit hard across Gympie and neighbouring regions in […]

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