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Roads remain cut, homes evacuated as floodwaters rise in parts of Queensland

Torrential rain severely damages local roads and wipes out crops in Queensland’s North Burnett region, as community leaders call for immediate action by the State Government.

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Author AdminPosted on October 18, 2017Categories ABC News - Brisbane Latest Updates

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