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UPDATE: Princes Highway Reopens After Fallen Tree, Thousands Still without Power

Strong winds up to 120 km/h caused fallen trees and power outages affecting 3,628 residents, with emergency crews clearing the Princes Highway at Mogo by mid-afternoon.

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Two trees have blocked northbound Princes Highway near Narooma, diverting cars. Get the latest on the emergency response and when the road will clear.

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UPDATE: Princes Highway reopens after fallen tree, thousands still without power

Two trees have blocked northbound Princes Highway near Narooma, diverting cars. Get the latest on the emergency response and when the road will clear.

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Severe winds trigger widespread power outages and major damage across our coast

Acting SES Commander Paul Cortese describes "major damage" in Pambula after a coastal low brought 118km/h winds. Learn how powerful winds caused widespread chaos.

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batemansbaypost.com.au broke the news in on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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