WA floods prompt Kimberley visit from Anthony Albanese and Mark McGowan amid devastation
1 year, 11 months ago

WA floods prompt Kimberley visit from Anthony Albanese and Mark McGowan amid devastation

ABC  

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is promising "significant" emergency assistance relief for those impacted by Western Australia's worst-ever floods ahead of a tour of the state's soaked Kimberley region. Key points: The PM and WA premier have visited Fitzroy Crossing's evacuation centre They will return to Broome to meet volunteers and emergency workers Mark McGowan has warned flood-hit communities face a long recovery Mr Albanese touched down in Broome overnight, while WA Premier Mark McGowan arrived this morning. Premier Mark McGowan and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese walk the main street of Fitzroy Crossing. 'Massive' infrastructure rebuild Mr Albanese earlier told Radio 6PR he would announce a "significant" emergency assistance package today, including a $10,000 grant for housing repairs and up to $10,000 to replace central household items.

History of this topic

Fitzroy Crossing pub trashed as receding waters reveal grim flood clean-up job
1 year, 11 months ago
WA floods rebuild may take 'months' as falling Kimberley water levels reveal enormous damage
1 year, 11 months ago
Frustration builds as evacuations delayed in 'severe' Kimberley flood emergency
1 year, 11 months ago
Australian Defence Force steps in as Kimberley's flood emergency intensifies
1 year, 11 months ago
Flooding inundates homes in Fitzroy Crossing, central Kimberley as river hits highest level on record
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