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That’s a lot of dam rain

Leslie Dam is now sitting at just under 20 cent of capacity, as a result of last week's downpours.
By Jeremy Sollars

By Jeremy Sollars Warwick’s Leslie Dam has been significantly bolstered following last week’s rain associated with Cyclone Debbie, just in […]

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