Please be aware that road conditions can change at any time and the information detailed below is to the best of our knowledge at the stated time. 

CLOSED ROADS AND CURRENT INFORMATION 6 NOVEMBER 2009 WEATHER CONDITIONS
Please click on the above link to view current information relating to closed roads within the Shire.

SES ROAD REPORTS
Please click on the above link to view SES Road Reports

PHOTO GALLERY - FLOOD OCTOBER 2009
Please click on the above link to view photographs of damage incurred during the October 2009 flood.

FLOOD RESTORATION PROGRESS PHOTO GALLERY
Please click on the above link to view photographs of the restoration progress to the flood damage incurred in 2009.

GRADING PROGRAM
Please click on the above link to find out more about the grading program currently operating in the Nambucca Shire.

GENERAL ROAD INFORMATION
Please click on the above link to find out more about general road conditions and works programs throughout the Nambucca Shire.

MID NORTH WEIGHT OF LOADS GROUP
The Mid North Weight of Loads Group works in co-operation with the New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority to protect and prolong the life of our roads by reducing the incidence of overloaded vehicles.  Please click on the above link to find out more this Group.

WEBSITES:

The following websites might also be of assitance to you:

Bureau of Meteorology- Flood Forecast
http://www.bom.gov.au/ or Phone: 1300 659 218

Bureau of Meteorology - River Heights
Please click on the above link to gain the latest information on river heights.

Roads and Traffic Authority - Highway Issues
www.rta.nsw.gov.au/trafficreports/regionalnewsouthwales/northern.html

Emergency Services - Emergency Help
http://www.ses.nsw.gov.au/ or Phone: 132 500

NSW Department of Primary Industries has advised the following:
Further to the recent announcement of flood assistance to primary producers and small businesses, details of the assistance packages can be downloaded from the natural disasters section of the RAA website: www.raa.nsw.gov.au  Please click on this link for a Frequently Asked Questions advisory note.

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