Monthly Archives: June 2011

A WOMAN has died and a man is in hospital following a fatal car accident at Somersby. The woman, 44, was driving a white Suzuki 4WD north along Wisemans Ferry Rd near the intersection of Howes Rd at 3.50pm yesterday … Continue reading →

Location: Wisemans Ferry Rd nearest cross Howes Rd, Somersby. –> NSW RFS Current Incidents

Update: CALL TO BE VIGILANT AS STRANGERS PROWL AROUND There was another burglary on the Sunday.  It appears that all the burglaries have been committed by strangers in the Valley not locals. It also appears that the burglaries around Bucketty … Continue reading →

Police bid to boost community links at Wyoming – Emergency Services – News – Express Advocate Gosford Edition.

Wet weather and flooding last week has caused damage to Yarramalong Road and Bunning Creek Bridge approaches. Crews will be working in various locations along the length of Yarramalong Road under stop-go and traffic light control. Please follow directions and … Continue reading →

Weather Situation Increasing northwest winds ahead of a strong cold front expected to move through southeastern New South Wales during Tuesday. Damaging winds averaging 60 km/h with peak gusts around 120 km/h in the for parts of the Snowy Mountains … Continue reading →

Water levels around the Wyong Shire aren’t expected to subside significantly until around Sunday, with high tides due over the next few days. The Bunning Creek Bridge at Yarramalong has been water damaged after being inundated yesterday. The water level … Continue reading →

Update: Newcastle University’s Ourimbah campus on the New South Wales Central Coast will remain closed tomorrow due to ongoing severe weather conditions. Localised flooding closed the campus over the weekend and at this stage, it is not expected to re-open … Continue reading →

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology New South Wales MINOR FLOOD WARNING FOR TUGGERAH LAKE Issued at 7:47 am EST on Tuesday 14 June 2011 Flood Warning Number: 7 Minor flooding continues at Tuggerah Lake, where the lake level was 0.91 … Continue reading →