Nathalia in Flood

Nathalia in FloodNathalia in Flood In March 2012, Nathalia's greatest asset, the Broken Creek, became a liability. An unprecedented rain event dropped around 200 to 450mm of rain across Moira Shire. (About 8 to 18 inches in the old money.) This flooded paddocks and made its way towards the creeks and drains that fed the Broken Creek. Two thirds of the Moira Shire was underwater for some time as the water slowly made its way downstream. Some places such as Tungamah,

These will be an invaluable source to all future and present genealogists and researchers

By Julie Gross-McAdam PhD

Author: Mick Bourke

Hundreds of local citizens were assisted and directed by the S

forests and grassy plains

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The shock gradually eroded away their way of life as the remnants of the tribes began living near and around the squatters’ homesteads

Written by: Lyndall Stavrou

While all this work paid off in protecting most of the homes in Nathalia

and was buried in the Roman Catholic section of the St Kilda general cemetery

the Bangerang did not take their loss lightly

This amusing collection of short stories will take you travelling around our wide brown land while comfortably resting in your favourite chair enjoying a cup of tea or a fragrant coffee