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18/06/2021
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    Sandbags and mud were the only reminants of severe flooding along Peterkin St, Traralgon
    A lady had to be evacuated after driving in to flood waters on Grey St, Traralgon
    A lady had to be evacuated after driving in to flood waters on Grey St, Traralgon
    A car is stuck in flood waters on Grey St, Traralgon
    Aryka Donelly, 15, Tanya Lynch and Jaira Donelly, 17, survey the damage of their Moonbeal Court house in Traralgon
    The Traralgon East CFA unit received a new ultra heavy tanker as they go about assisting the community in the flood clean up
    Workers attempting to clear debris off the tracks on Princes Dr, Morwell
    Debris covering grandstand seating at Traralgon Recreation reserve
    A layer of thick mud covered most of the field at Traralgon Recreation Reserve
    Debris covered almost everything in sight along Howitt Street, Traralgon
    A car park along Traralgon Creek which was previously under water
    One of the many damaged cars just of Grey St, Traralgon
    Houses along the Traralgon Creek continued to prepare for floods over the long weekend
    Fire crews were on hand to help with the cleanup at the Traralgon Tennis Association
    Parts of the Traralgon Creek near Victory Park were still full days after intitial flooding
    Whittakers Rd, Traralgon was closed off over the weekend
    Whittakers Rd, Traralgon was closed off over the weekend
    Trees had been uprooted across most of the Latrobe Valley and surrounding region
    Debris covered almost everything in sight along Howitt Street, Traralgon
    The Traralgon Creek was still over capacity during the long weekend
    A local assesses flood waters along the Traralgon Creek
    The Traralgon Skatepark
    The Traralgon Skatepark
    The Traralgon Skatepark
    Firefighters and locals were on hand to clean up the trashed Traralgon Tennis Club on Saturday
    Firefighters and locals were on hand to clean up the trashed Traralgon Tennis Club on Saturday
    Whittakers Rd, Traralgon was closed off over the weekend
    Whittakers Rd, Traralgon was closed off over the weekend
    Firefighters and locals were on hand to clean up the trashed Traralgon Tennis Club on Saturday
    damaged houses along Peterkin St, traralgon
    A thick layer of mud along paths in Traralgon's Victory Park
    Flood waters remain in parts of Traralgon's Victory Park
    Debris strewn across Traralgon's Victory Park
    Debris strewn across Traralgon's Victory Park
    Debris strewn across Traralgon's Victory Park
    Whittakers Rd, Traralgon was closed off over the weekend
    Traralgon skate park saw several iterations of flooding
    Traralgon skate park saw several iterations of flooding
    Food Co, on Franklin owner Rod Murphy was up early on Friday morning to clean up
    The Franklin Street bridge was covered in debris on Friday
    Clean up started early on Franklin St, Traralgon
    Crews attempting to pump water out of the Mantra Carpark in Traralgon
    The Traralgon Centre Plaza carpark was severely flooded
    A Traralgon resident donned the gumboots during a walk on Grey St, Traralgon
    Residents assessing flood waters on Franklin St, Traralgon
    The Franklin St bridge was mostly underwater
    Cars along the Traralgon Creek were stranded in flood water
    Cars along the Traralgon Creek were stranded in flood water
    Victoria's SES covered the streets of Traralgon in reponse to the floods
    SES members assessing the damage to SES cars trapped in the Mantra carpark
    A long line of cars as far as the eye could see along the Princes Hwy
    Several SES vehicles were flooded in the Mantra carpark
    A Vicpol helicopter was one of many airbourne emergency services helping out during the floods
    Several SES vehicles were flooded in the Mantra carpark
    Flooding could be seen at the bottom end of Bradman Blvd, Traralgon
    Flooding could be seen at the bottom end of Bradman Blvd, Traralgon
    The Traralgon Centre Plaza carpark
    The cleanup along the Princes Hwy started on Friday afternoon
    Flood waters remain in parts of Traralgon's Victory Park
    A Traralgon resident donned the gumboots during a walk on Grey St, Traralgon
    Cars along the Traralgon Creek were stranded in flood water
    The cleanup along the Princes Hwy started on Friday afternoon
    Workers repairing fences damaged during storms
    The Newman Park playground was underwater
    Munro St, Traralgon
    Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Emergency services were on hand to help with flood water on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Emergency services were on hand to help with flood water on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Residents scrambled to retrieve belongings from homes on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Sandra Flake
    Grassland along the Traralgon Creek resembled a lake
    Grassland along the Traralgon Creek resembled a lake
    The Traralgon Centre Plaza carpark was severely flooded
    The Traralgon Centre Plaza carpark was severely flooded
    Part of the Princes Hwy had to be sectioned off
    Davidson St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Emergency services were on hand to help with flood water on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Emergency services were on hand to help with flood water on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Bert Thompson Reserve Traralgon
    Bert Thompson Reserve Traralgon
    Floodwater on Peterkin St, Traralgon
    Bert Thompson Reserve Traralgon
    Bert Thompson Reserve Traralgon
    Emergency services were on hand to help with flood recovery
    SES volunteers lined the streets of Traralgon
    Agnes Brereton Reserve
    Agnes Brereton Reserve
    Agnes Brereton Reserve
    Wild winds had damaged properties across the Latrobe Valley
    Residents assess flood water on Franklin St
    The scenes at the end of Franklin Street in Traralgon
    One of the badly flood effected houses on Peterkin Street in Traralgon
    An unlucky motorist's car submerged with water
    The Traralgon Men's Shed was one of countless businesses affected by the floods
    Much-needed help: GERF played an instrumental role in the recovery process following June's wild weather across the region. file photograph
    SES volunteers ventured out on a boat to assist those caught in the flood on Howitt Street
    The Mantra carpark was one of the first to go underwater
    The Mantra carpark was one of the first to go underwater
    Grey St, Traralgon
    Significant erosion has destabilised areas in and around Walhalla.
    Landslide: Significant erosion has destabilised areas in and around Walhalla.
    Storm damage washed away the roadside through Walhalla
    Raging river: Storm damage washed away the roadside through Walhalla. photographs supplied
    The Franklin Street bridge which was under water on Thursday had been left covered in mud and debris the following morning
    Debris: The Franklin Street bridge which was under water on Thursday had been left covered in mud and debris the following morning. photographs tom gannon
    Friends and neighbours were in abundance to help Traralgon residents impacted by flood waters
    Helping hand: Friends and neighbours were in abundance to help Traralgon residents impacted by flood waters on Thursday.
    The cleanup started early on Grey St, Traralgon
    Monash Way was closed off early on Thursday morning
    Grassland and carparks behind Grey St were completely flooded
    Friends and neighbours were in abundance to help Traralgon residents impacted by flood waters on Thursday
    Teamwork: Friends and neighbours were in abundance to help Traralgon residents impacted by flood waters on Thursday.
    Acting Premier James Merlino was in Traralgon to announce further financial support for flood victims
    Relief: Acting Premier James Merlino was in Traralgon on Sunday to announce further financial support for flood victims. photograph tom gannon
    SES crew laid sandbags in Walhalla
    Action: SES crew laid sandbags in Walhalla.
    Yinnar South local Marc McKinlay clears Whitelaws Track with his own excavator
    Community spirit: Yinnar South local Marc McKinlay clears Whitelaws Track with his own excavator. photograph michelle slater
    Yinnar South man Ben Dawson spent the day helping to clear Whitelaws track with his chainsaw and heavy machinery
    Helping hand: Yinnar South man Ben Dawson spent the day helping to clear Whitelaws track with his chainsaw and heavy machinery. photograph michelle slater
    Emergency Management Victoria is looking into lessons from last year's storms that tore through Gippsland. file photograph
    Carnage: Budgeree Road looked like a warzone after the storm went through. photograph michelle slater
    Logging contractor Anthony Maiden was fetching his machinery to clearing local roads
    Heavy load: Logging contractor Anthony Maiden was fetching his machinery to clearing local roads. photograph michelle slater
    Latrobe City contractors were slowly making their way up Budgeree Road, clearing fallen trees along the way
    Latrobe City contractors were slowly making their way up Budgeree Road, clearing fallen trees along the way. photograph michelle slater
    Budgeree beef farmer Edgar Owen lent hand to clear access for locals
    Budgeree beef farmer Edgar Owen lent hand to clear access for locals. photograph michelle slater
    Flooding on the corner of Gordon and Franklin Streets in Traralgon.
    Flooding on Bradman Boulevard in Traralgon
    Flooding on the corner of Gordon and Franklin Street in Traralgon.
    Trees down across Trafalgar South Road
    Trafalgar South Road trees down
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