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Thought the peak in Brisbane was supposed to be 7m lower than 2011. Unless that was some tricky number fudging and not taking into account high tide. Some places have been hit harder than in 2011 so it could be worse.

So I call shenanigans, this is possibly going to be a serious flood again, and wait for it.......be bigger than 2011, Newman is covering up!

So, hows that crazy theory coming along for you?

Do have to agree with the misreporting, or rather, misdirection of reporting. Too much focus on Brisbane where, while there is a little bit of flooding, instead of bundaberg or grafton, who are getting crazily hammered with floods bigger than ever recorded. more news time for brisbane than bundaberg.

That's Piero's pizza shop on the corner. He'd be used to humping his ovens upstairs by now.

We just got power back, has been out since Sat night.

No land line phone, no mobile coverage, no internet, pretty quiet here.

Dairy farmers have run out of cold storage so they're milking and then dumping. Poor cows are only getting 1-milking per day, udders look ready to explode.

Gen set is now first item on my shopping list.

It's shit here in bundy, we now have the army in to help. Over north side where is was the worst they found a family all dead in their house. I've been without power for 5 days and just spent 1100 big ones on a new generator that will power the whole house and ergon decided to turn our power back on all in the same day.

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