💦 OVER IT GOES! WATER FLOWS OVER BREWARRINA WEIR WALL 💦 Water is flowing over Brewarrina’s weir again, as a significant flow of water makes its way down the Barwon-Darling River system. As of 6am Sunday, the Barwon River at Bre is 2.23m high with a flow rate of 163ML a day. The flow reached Walgett earlier this week, where the Barwon River at Dangar Bridge is currently 4.03m deep with a flow rate of a massive 2586ML a day, as of Sunday 6am. Further downstream at Bourke, the Darling River level

62K views · 241 reactions | Wow! A spectacular, swirling cloud dancing over Brewarrina paddocks - which brought some lovely rain ☔️  Djanayah Jeffries | ABC Western Plains | Facebook

Brewarrina's main train line was wiped by floods in early 1974, never to return. It was officially decommissioned in 1982. Watch the locals reaction from 1974 as Bre comes to grips without life on the line and their eagerness to get the trains back on track, sadly to no avail. 📱 Get the latest Western Plains news: https://ab.co/2Y3sK2Q 📝 Sign up for our free local newsletter: https://www.abc.net.au/westernplains#newsletter | ABC Western Plains

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58K views · 1.2K reactions |  JOY AS WATER GUSHES OVER WEIR IN BREWARRINA  A flow coming from the Upper Barwon has arrived in the Barwon River at Brewarrina. The flow is travelling over the weir and fish traps, which were dry before water arrived on Sunday. It’s hoped the water in the system will make its way to Menindee. | ABC Western Plains | Facebook

22K views · 523 reactions | The NSW Police Force, along with the Brewarrina Aboriginal Child and Family Centre, Brewarrina Local Aboriginal Land Council and NSW Rural Fire Service are on the ground in Brewarrina helping sort, pack and distribute much-needed resilience packages and donations  We want to thank everyone in regional NSW for helping us to stop the spread #StayAtHome | NSW Police Force | Facebook