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Flood relief for Hunter landholders expands after record-breaking rain

  • The Prime Minister and Premier announced expanded Category C and D disaster funding today for Hastings, MidCoast, and Hunter areas affected by severe flooding.
  • This announcement follows record-breaking rainfall that caused significant losses for farmers, businesses, and community assets across the region.
  • Key impacts include over $1 million individual losses for farmers, disruption in the dairy industry affecting Australia's economy, and damage to Taree Showground infrastructure requiring costly repairs.
  • Local representatives voiced their frustration, questioning how governments anticipate individuals to move forward with rebuilding and renewing their commitment given the inadequate support provided.
  • The funding expands aid but community leaders assert it falls short of disaster severity, implying further government support may be needed for recovery.
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Flood relief for Hunter landholders expands after record-breaking rain

NSW farmers hit by floods will access federal grants up to $25,000 to aid recovery, says PM. Landholders can apply for support.

Matthew Elmas 23 May 2025 There is no record of Mr Albanese saying he flew over Taree and the photo was taken before the flooding. Image credit: AAP/X ALLEGED Anthony Albanese said he visited flood-affected NSW areas via an aerial flyover. We have determined this to be false. There is no record of the Prime Minister making this statement. AAP FactCheck – Despite claims on social media, Anthony Albanese did not say he visited flood-affected NSW a…

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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