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PM pledges more funds for flood affected communities

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Australian Community Media

7,407 Views • May 28, 2025

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More financial assistance is coming to flood-ravaged communities, as about 9000 people remain stranded despite waters receding. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged a disaster recovery payment up to $1000 for eligible adults and $400 for eligible children, on top of personal hardship payments up to $900 per family. Vision courtesy: AAP

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#environment #weather #climate #flooding #floods #nsw #pm #albo #albanese #money #funding #new south wales #taree #politics

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