Bush bolstered by flow-on effects of floods

By Kate Moody
Updated November 9 2012 - 3:40am, first published March 18 2010 - 10:56am
Professor David Kemp has told Dubbo and surrounding communities not to give up yet. He said receding floodwaters would have a great economic impact on many different industries - not only farming.
Professor David Kemp has told Dubbo and surrounding communities not to give up yet. He said receding floodwaters would have a great economic impact on many different industries - not only farming.

It is a case of no pain, all gain for Dubbo as floodwaters in the State’s north-west start to recede and the “bush comes alive”.

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