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Wet New Year’s Day: Flooding, rainfall, closed roads

Chinchilla Wondai Road at Durong at 12.06pm on 2 January. (SUPPLIED: QLD TRAFFIC)

On New Year’s Day Burnett residents experienced another heavy downpour and flash flooding, following on from several major rain and […]

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